[calvin]

If it's any help to you I bought a 6" Blued Python made in 1970 in about 98% - 99% condition a while back and paid $750 plus another $50 in shipping and transfer fees. I felt like this was a decent deal considering how nice the gun is. I would think that the box and all the goodies would add at least another 100 bucks. Just my 2 cents.

 

[Majic]

I would say $850 to $900 for the revolver is fair. I personally would throw the "Goodyears" in for free, but if by Rogers you mean Ropers I would keep them or add another $90 to $100 for them. They are really nice stocks that you just don't see everyday.

 

[mikey357]

I have a NICE 1968-production Colt Python--six-inch, blue--that is probably in 98-99% condition...someone at work has approached me about possibly buying the gun. It is pretty much "Cherry", with the box, paperwork, facory test target AND original grips, as well as a coupla' sets of "Aftermarket" grips--one Rogers, one Hogue "Goodyear's"--what would be a "FAIR" price to extract from this individual for this piece???...Thanks....mikey357

[This message has been edited by mikey357 (edited 05-12-2005).]

 

[mikey357]

...just to help anyone who keeps track of such things, it sold to a local collector for $950...FWIW....mikey357

 

[Muley Gil]

He probably means Rogers, as they built grips and holster in the '80s. Think Wilson-Rogers magazines for the 1911.