So I was in a store today and seen a blued Iver Johnson 38 cal Model 1900. It looked like about a 4" barrel, solid and perfect cylinder lockup. I'd say it was shot very little. Darn near perfect finish turning brown. Not pitted, action felt and functioned perfect. This is not a top break frame, but is a solid frame. What is a rough guess that such a revolver would be worth? It has the upright owl logo not the forward facing owl like the early versions. I guess this gun is a third generation if I am saying that right. I just want to know if I should go back and buy that revolver. I got side tracked when the fellow said he had a H&R 649 22 revolver under the counter. I ended up buying that 649 and didn't have enough cash to buy that IJ 38 so I left with one nice revolver today
Many thanks,
Mike
Many thanks,
Mike