[Northslope Nimrod]

Oops! It is a Huntsman. NOT WOODSMAN. Can't change title.

What is the value of a Colt Huntsman .22lr, standard version, not target, that is in 95% condition? Dont' know the year. I can buy one for $300.

[rcmodel]

Better buy it if you want one.

It is worth every bit of that in 95% condition in this part of the country.

http://www.auctionarms.com/search/displayitem.cfm?itemnum=8518123

http://www.auctionarms.com/search/displayitem.cfm?itemnum=8813725

BTW: There was no target version Huntsman.

That gun was called the Targetsman.

rcmodel

[Vern Humphrey]

A couple or three years ago, I bought a Colt Woodsman, first edition, made in 1938 for $225. This gun is NOT in 95% condition, but it's the best shooting pistol I've ever owned, bar none. I'd gladly pay twice that for another one.

[.380awsome]

about 900 for a great condition one but you could probably find one for 400-600 area

[tinygnat219]

I just sold a First Series Match Target with 2 mags for $250.00. THe only problems were maybe 40% finish remaining and the grip screw wouldn't hold the grips to the gun.

I think I gave someone a good deal... :scrutiny:

[Majic]

No more than 450 bucks.

[Vern Humphrey]

I just sold a First Series Match Target with 2 mags for $250.00. THe only problems were maybe 40% finish remaining and the grip screw wouldn't hold the grips to the gun.

I think I gave someone a good deal...
I think you did, indeed.

Got any more bargains like that?;)