How much would a Arminius 32 caliber 7 shot revolver be worth?

You would have to give more information. Exactly what brand, model, caliber, and what condition is it in?

I did my research on the gun itself and it is .32 caliber. Its worth about $1,750. for more info e-mail me at t7k7t7@aol.com

The value of an Iver Johnson Magnum 22 caliber revolver would be dependent upon a number of factors. Some of these factors would be the age and condition.

that would depend on if the revolver was original or reproduction, makers name and condition

No more than 50 USD, and for that it would have to be NIB.

I would need to see some pictures to determine which model you have. Merwinman@triad.rr.com

Anywhere from $10-$200, depending on condition, model, etc.

Probably. It would likely refer to a handgun that fires a .45 caliber ACP, or .45 GAP or an older .45 caliber revolver round.

depending on condition of your revolver it would be worth 775.00 dollars in 50% condition up to 1,000 in 70% condition.

POSSIBLY a Spanish revolver (Largo indicates the .32 Long cartridge). These were made by the thousands by multiple, small gunmakers in Spain.

50 or so; no published sn data.

The value of an 1896 Iver Johnson 22 caliber 7 shot revolver is dependent upon a number of factors. The condition of the revolver would need to be taken highly into consideration when determining the value.

Would need a model name to answer.

if a police positive, then made about 1915

The value of a German made 22 caliber revolver would actually be dependent upon a number of factors. Some of those factors would include the age and condition of the revolver.

The value of a IV FR Johnsons arms 32 caliber Fitchburg mass revolver is actually dependent upon a number of factors. Most important of these factors would be the condition of the revolver.

There are over 100 different S&W revolvers, but only a few are 32 caliber with 6 chambers. A complete list of all the markings and where they are found on the gun would help determine which model you have.

If it is in good condition and still fires, in today's market you would be offered about $100 to $150. Unfortunately, Arminius' aren't worth much. If it were mine, I would hold on to it for the simple fact that it is a working firearm. You won't get very much on a trade in or selling value with Arminius firearms.

I have a 66 and from my research they are worth about little to nothing :/ sorry (best guess would be defiantly under 100 dollars, probably about 60-70)

If you are referring to the US model 1917 revolver,I would say that they are going anywhere from 400-1,000 dollars depending on condition and finish.

If it's a 1863 model then it would be a cap and ball model, not cartridge, and it would be about a 31 or 36 caliber. However, if the piece was converted to cartridge then it COULD be a 32 cal. cartridge.

Obviously, it will depend on the caliber of pistol, and the distance between you and the pistol. A person firing a .357 Magnum revolver would be exposed to ABOUT 140 dB.

would that be an original or re-pro ???????

Caliber or maker? I would recomend cal .22 LR in any format ( Semi Auto or Revolver ) and of a well known makers like Ruger Taurus Beretta S&W and several others

The standard caliber is .45 acp. That is a short fat pistol caliber that fires a 230 grain bullet at about 800 feet per second velocity. Lighter bullets down to about 185 grains are available, and they travel faster, possibly as high as 1100 f.p.s. The model 1911 pistol is a semi-automatic, not to be confused with an equally famous revolver made by Colt, often chambered in what is also called .45 caliber, but that model 1873 revolver would use the .45 Colt or .45 Long Colt cartridge, which is a rimmed revolver round, much longer in size that the .45 acp, and firing a heaver bullet at similar velocity.