Single Six 32 Mag.

[LAH]

There's one in a local shop. Bone stock, blued, 6 1/2 inch barrel. I'm no expert but will guess 95-97%. How about some prices from you guys? Thanks and God Bless.

 

[buffalo_bore]

I would guess somewhere around $350.

If it was in MY local gun shop, however, it would probably be more like $500

 

[sne7777]

I paid under $200 for mine but it has some wear on the cylinder. Not much wear but if you look close its there. Mine has a 9 1/2 inch barrel and stag grips.
The one you are describing should go at about $300. If they want more, buy a new one.

 

[JB in SC]

Ruger .32's with adjustable sights are getting harder to find (they are no longer being manufactured). A Bisley with the dovetail (windage adjustable only) rear sight adds quite a bit of value as they were only manufactured for a limited time.

I've seen the standard SSM range from $250 to $400 depending on condition and configuration.

The .32 is a great round, underrated by most.

 

[gak]

Decent enough price if condition is as mentioned. Had a 5.5" version (one of the first out of the chute) - great gun and wish I hadn't sold. But now have a stainless birdshead so am happy camper again!

 

[P. Plainsman]

I wouldn't be surprised at $400, in the condition you describe. The adjustable Ruger .32 Mag SAs are getting rare. They're desirable guns and those that have them tend to hold onto them.

It's the "S&W 696 phenomenon" -- a niche gun, not a big seller, but the people who want one tend to be serious revolver buffs who really want one. So owners rarely sell them, and when they do, there's a price premium out of proportion to the demand for the guns when they were still in production.

And the .32 Mag Bisleys can run a lot more than that. If you can find one.

.32 Mag rocks.

 

[LAH]

Thanks guys. He has this one listed for 379.00.