I own a Ruger Single Six 22 that I have used as a plinker and target handgun. Another shooter saw my revolver and said it may have some collector value.
It is serial number 346, has a 5 1/2" barrel, black checkered hard rubber grips, and a flat gate. Looking at the Ruger website, this serial number looks like the revolver was manufactured in early 1954. It is not perfect, but is in very good condition considering its age and the fact that I used it rather than kept it as a collectible. I do not have the box or manual.
What is the best way to determine its value. I was thinking about trading it in on a Mark III but don't want the dealer to take advantage of me (its bad enough when trading in a car)!
Thanks.
It is serial number 346, has a 5 1/2" barrel, black checkered hard rubber grips, and a flat gate. Looking at the Ruger website, this serial number looks like the revolver was manufactured in early 1954. It is not perfect, but is in very good condition considering its age and the fact that I used it rather than kept it as a collectible. I do not have the box or manual.
What is the best way to determine its value. I was thinking about trading it in on a Mark III but don't want the dealer to take advantage of me (its bad enough when trading in a car)!
Thanks.