The value of an RG 22 caliber revolver typically ranges from $100 to $300, depending on its condition, model, and market demand. Factors such as original packaging, age, and any modifications can also influence its worth. It's advisable to consult recent sales or appraisals for a more accurate estimate tailored to a specific firearm.
5-50 USD
15-50 USD.
No published sn data that I am aware of. Best guess is 60-68
You won't know until you shoot it.
No published sn data. 25-50 or so
5-50 USD or so
Value range from 15-60 USD
RG model RG31 Caliber 32 long manufactured by RG industries, Miami Florida
The majority of RG revolvers were very low value firearms when new. An RG 10 may be worth $20-50, depending on condition.
Could be Sauer, Schmidt, Rohm, RG, Gecado, or any of a dozen others.
Anywhere from $20 to $2000. Depends on the revolver, its make, model, and condition. An RG brand revolver might be worth $20, a high end Colt or S&W target revolver from the custom shop will be worth a lot more. If you can post here again with some information on your revolver, we can try to give you a better answer. PS- in the 1896 Sears catalog, their cheapest firearm was their 69 cent .22 Short revolver.
Not really worth the time or money. If you have to have it done, let a gunsmith do it.