.22 Arminius
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.22 Arminius
hey Gyan gurus,
posting a new topic for the first time , if any mistakes occur pls excuse.
I wanted to know what would be the market price of a .22 Arminius revolver 8 shots. How good is this revolver ?
Happy.
posting a new topic for the first time , if any mistakes occur pls excuse.
I wanted to know what would be the market price of a .22 Arminius revolver 8 shots. How good is this revolver ?
Happy.
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Re: .22 Arminius
Hello Happy ,
http://www.gunandgame.com/forums/22-rim ... r-hw7.html
There are many "happy" owners of Arminius. I myself am going to go for .32 calibre. There was a lot of discussion about the quality of the Weirauch Arminius some time back , you can check it out. Whats the condition of the piece?
best ,
RP.
http://www.gunandgame.com/forums/22-rim ... r-hw7.html
There are many "happy" owners of Arminius. I myself am going to go for .32 calibre. There was a lot of discussion about the quality of the Weirauch Arminius some time back , you can check it out. Whats the condition of the piece?
best ,
RP.
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Happy ,
People have paid anything between 1 L to 1.75 L for a .32 HW3 7 shot snubbie . The longer barrel version is a few thousand cheaper !!!
The .22 version should be definitely cheaper. Personally speaking a mint piece , minimally used .32 HW3 would be 1.25 to 1.35L.
Does this .22 piece have a alloy frame or a steel frame? How much is this guy asking ?
best,
RP
People have paid anything between 1 L to 1.75 L for a .32 HW3 7 shot snubbie . The longer barrel version is a few thousand cheaper !!!
The .22 version should be definitely cheaper. Personally speaking a mint piece , minimally used .32 HW3 would be 1.25 to 1.35L.
Does this .22 piece have a alloy frame or a steel frame? How much is this guy asking ?
best,
RP
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Re: .22 Arminius
Happy ,
Alloy versions can give you the heavy "steel feel" too. Best way is to test with a magnet . It might sound funny here but it really helps. I carry my PDA in a belt pouch which has a magnetic flap. Comes in handy I really checked "my would be HW3" with it.
A close friend of mine bought a mint S&W .22 for 2.5L , now thats a good sized baby with a great feel about it , 6 shots though.
But Happy , 1.95L is not a "happy" price for a Arminius .22. Have you considered that it could have been reblued???
If you really really like it, go for it if you want. Like in Punjab they say " SHAUK DA KOI MUL NAHI " !!! Right penpusher bhaji? ( translated : hobbies should not be governed by money)
best,
RP.
Alloy versions can give you the heavy "steel feel" too. Best way is to test with a magnet . It might sound funny here but it really helps. I carry my PDA in a belt pouch which has a magnetic flap. Comes in handy I really checked "my would be HW3" with it.
A close friend of mine bought a mint S&W .22 for 2.5L , now thats a good sized baby with a great feel about it , 6 shots though.
But Happy , 1.95L is not a "happy" price for a Arminius .22. Have you considered that it could have been reblued???
If you really really like it, go for it if you want. Like in Punjab they say " SHAUK DA KOI MUL NAHI " !!! Right penpusher bhaji? ( translated : hobbies should not be governed by money)
best,
RP.
It's always better to have a gun and not need it than need a gun and not have it !
Re: .22 Arminius
I must be a penny pinching so and so because I will NEVER pay such prices.That .22 should be for not more than 90,000/-.No dealer is going to buy it for more than 80-85,000/-
"There is no demand for .22 revolvers sir.People want to buy a .32.You can leave it with me and I will see if I can find a buyer for it for 80,000/-.Good god,you paid 90,000/- for it .Chalo,shouk da koi mull nahi"
"There is no demand for .22 revolvers sir.People want to buy a .32.You can leave it with me and I will see if I can find a buyer for it for 80,000/-.Good god,you paid 90,000/- for it .Chalo,shouk da koi mull nahi"
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Re: .22 Arminius
Well said penpusher !!!
It's always better to have a gun and not need it than need a gun and not have it !
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Re: .22 Arminius
Happy ,
By good I think you mean the condition . Well , it all depends upon the make of .22. For example H&R, Arminius etc would be around 80-90K. Price goes significantly up with a Ruger or a S&W ( till 2.5L) . A spare magnum cylinder along with, would sky rocket the price.
Over the weekend I heard "interesting pricing" of stuff available here :-
1. CZ .25 ACP 80% condition for 1.70L
2. Llama .380 , 90% condition for 2.80 L.
best,
RP.
By good I think you mean the condition . Well , it all depends upon the make of .22. For example H&R, Arminius etc would be around 80-90K. Price goes significantly up with a Ruger or a S&W ( till 2.5L) . A spare magnum cylinder along with, would sky rocket the price.
Over the weekend I heard "interesting pricing" of stuff available here :-
1. CZ .25 ACP 80% condition for 1.70L
2. Llama .380 , 90% condition for 2.80 L.
best,
RP.
It's always better to have a gun and not need it than need a gun and not have it !