Thread: Old pistols

A colleague of mines dad is getting rid of his collection, she says it's ww2 era revolvers and pistols. What's the best way to get rid of them for a fair price to the old fella?

The market is a bit flat of late due to the current registration debacle but people are getting used to it and the market will bounce back. Auctions get the fastest returns and quality items always sell well, ordinary items not so much. Greg Carvell is worth talking to in Auckland to see what his auction estimates would be on the items. Don't expect too much good news in the short term.

Originally Posted by gundoc

The market is a bit flat of late due to the current registration debacle but people are getting used to it and the market will bounce back. Auctions get the fastest returns and quality items always sell well, ordinary items not so much. Greg Carvell is worth talking to in Auckland to see what his auction estimates would be on the items. Don't expect too much good news in the short term.

Or he can just send them down here Ron, and we can pick through them for him.

Your local Antique Arms group is worth a phone call as well

Ok I got some information




Smith and Wesson .38

Colt Police Positive Special


They are based in Whangaparaoa, North Auckland. You can contact Kevin on 021946870 if you are interested in having a look/acquiring

Originally Posted by NewbieZAR

Ok I got some information

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Smith and Wesson .38

Colt Police Positive Special


They are based in Whangaparaoa, North Auckland. You can contact Kevin on 021946870 if you are interested in having a look/acquiring

Do you have a price on them?