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Find someone with a copy of Fjestad's Blue Book of Guns (2009-10 30th edition) - this is the definitive resource for determining the value of most guns (as far as I know - your mileage may differ). Look on GunsAmerica and other online gun auction sites, go to gun shows, . Be aware that a lot depends on the condition of the gun, whether you still have both cylinders (22 and 22 magnum), how much original finish is still on the gun, how much wear there is on the gun, whether there are any personal identifying marks, whether you have the original box and manual. And most important, once you come up with a number, whether you can actually find an individual who will give you that number. The gun isn't worth anything if no one will buy it.

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15y ago

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