I am not sure I would call the OM flat tops dead weight
since they make great base guns for custom projects. These three all started out as old model flat tops.
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- Unconverted 1958 Ruger 44 Mag over on -
Paul,
2017-04-17, 17:03
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- I'd be surprised if it sold for that price. -
Andrew,
2017-04-17, 20:27
- I've no idea what market value is on them. nt -
Paul,
2017-04-17, 22:15
- That gun has made the rounds of sites looking -
Robb Barnes,
2017-04-17, 22:58
- I am not sure I would call the OM flat tops dead weight -
Robb Barnes,
2017-04-17, 23:01
- Sorry Robb, those are all dead weight, practiclly worthless - Rob Leahy, 2017-04-18, 15:20
- My dead weight .44 FT BH. - Andrew, 2017-04-20, 22:21
- I am not sure I would call the OM flat tops dead weight -
Robb Barnes,
2017-04-17, 23:01
- $600-$700 without box and papers - matt/pa, 2017-04-17, 22:58
- That gun has made the rounds of sites looking -
Robb Barnes,
2017-04-17, 22:58
- I BOUGHT MINE IN 1956-57 FOR $96. THAT WAS -
SIXGUNNER,
2017-04-18, 08:08
- $100 in 1956 = $882 today - ERSisk, 2017-04-18, 22:16
- I've no idea what market value is on them. nt -
Paul,
2017-04-17, 22:15
- I'd be surprised if it sold for that price. -
Andrew,
2017-04-17, 20:27