What is the value of these firearms?
Two years ago my wife’s father died and he left her more than 100 guns, all different types. We are in bad need of some cash, and as bad as we hate to we are going to have to sell a few of these to get some money to pay bills, etc.
The first gun I’m selling is a Magnum Research Desert Eagle- Gold Plated .50 cal. new in box never fired.
Next is a Colt Python, been fired but in very good condition.
Model 29 S&W .44 magnum with a 10 inch barrel, again very good condition, in wood presentation case.
Ruger Mark III 22 cal target pistol, new in box, never fired.
Remington Model 700 7mm ultra magnum, This gin has been shot twice, was NIB when we got it but I shot it for some reason.
Remington 870 12 gauge pump action, it is a wingmaster (whatever that is) This gun has two small scratches on the stock, that are barely visible.
I live in Southwest Virginia, Tazewell to be exact.
Careful careful….. Sounds like you have a very expensive collection…. If you don’t know what your doing you could be taken advantage of….
Look here on gunbroker.com to get an idea of the value of what you have….
http://www.gunbroker.com/
Visit a couple of local gun dealers with a retail store — Ask them if they will consign a couple of items at an agreed price — Under NO circumstances tip them off about how many firearms you have…..
Its also easy to set up an account with gunbroker.com…. I sell a few items a year there and have been very happy with the money I have made there……. Give them a try….
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