Old model Blackhawk 30 carbine price

[Papalote]

Any idea what it's worth? Supposed to be from the 80s.

 

[hittman]

It's from 73 or before.
What's the serial number?
What other stuff comes with it?

Completed auctions on GunBroker is always a good guide for current pricing.

 

[bigbillyboy]

I see them going for $700 on average at public auction .

 

[Papalote]

It's by itself. Don't know the serial numbers. He wants 600.

 

[hittman]

Get it assuming its unconverted

 

[Papalote]

I don't think it's been converted. I asked him if was a new model just to see if he knew what he had. lol. He knew it was an old model.

 

[Johnnu2]

It will be worth $600 every time you let off a factory round at the range and people come over to see what happened

J.

 

[arcticruger]

It's from 1968-1972 if the grips are right. It looks a little rough but probably a nice shooter. I'd probably offer $400 to start off if it's a local sale. Then because it's a little beat, I'd do some customizing with it. Don't forget, shipping and dealer fees add to the price if it's not local

Love me some .30 carbine

 

[contender]

The pictures are a little grainy,, but I see a fairly good looking gun. It does show some wear & such in a few places. The gun doesn't appear to be converted,, and I don't even think a "bubba" has had it apart. The screws look as if nobody has hit them with an improper screwdriver.
Since he's asking $600,, I'd be of the mind to see if he'd take $500. You can negotiate.

The RENE Guide says a mint condition (as new) where the serial number does not have a prefix,, is worth $730.00 while a prefixed one is worth $645.00.