estate guns just in. We got a small estate this morning

several handguns and a few rifles. The long guns were nothing special so they went on the long gun rack over at the gun shop. But these handguns were special so we wanted to give you guys first shot at them. All guns are plus shipping.
First we have a really nice H&R Sportsman model 999 in 22 LR. It is sort of the poor man's Schofield with the gun opening and dumping the empties out like the Schofields. This revolver is in probably 95% condition. Even the grips are in good shape. It is a 9 shot double action 22 LR. All steel and in excellent condition. It is priced at $495.

Next is a hard to find Ruger, their Service Six in 357. This was the prime revolver for law enforcement back in the late 70s and mid 80s. This revolver has a 4" barrel and is blue steel with factory grips. The gun is in very good condition, even the grips look new. There were 3 models of the gun, the Speed Six, with a round butt, the Service Six, with standard square butt and the Security Six with adjustable sights. These were very popular back then but were replaced by the GP-100. This gun is in almost perfect condition and slick top with fixed sights. For many this is the perfect carry or trail gun. This Service Six is sale priced at $495.

Next we have something special, a Colt Series 70 Combat Commander in 45 ACP. And this beauty is in mint condition. If the old gentleman ever shot it, it was very little. The gun is blemish free from top to bottom. About as close to perfect as you are going to get. And it is the steel frame Commander, the one everyone wants. It is a Series 70 gun without the useless safety stuff in it and made when Colt was a household name and a name that you could depend on. I checked the internet gun sales sites and only found a very few and they were in the $2000 range. This Colt beauty is sale priced at $1295. And the little yellow dot you might see is a reflection of the camera.