Value and oppinions on a 1936 S/42 I might buy.

alanint · 03-12-2011, 06:14 PM

We do not boost collectable pieces in this way. If the gun is ever sold again the new buyer is getting a fraudulently matched gun.

Norme · 03-12-2011, 06:34 PM

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Originally Posted by CAP Black

How much would the price be influenced by the toggle pivot pin being a bad number? I just purchased a 1936 advertised as all matching and the seller, after I won the bid, said he had never looked inside. I'm looking for a price reduction. The deal went thru a gun shop that I think I can put some heat on if not made right.
Thanks for your help.

Hi Jack, As to your question, I think it depends on the gun's condition. If you're talking about a high end collectible, say $2,000 plus, I think you would take a huge hit, as much as 25%. If a border line shooter at under $1,000, little if anything. Regards, Norm

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