Question on Ruger Bearcat .22 revolver

[CJ3]

Would a bearcat with a relatively low serial number (2180) have more value than a newer one? Does anyone know what a excellent version of this would be worth? Thank you!

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[Knobgoblin]

Would a bearcat with a relatively low serial number (2180) have more value than a newer one? Does anyone know what a excellent version of this would be worth? Thank you!

Condition is everything.
Original Ruger packaging will also count to serious collectors.

 

[Nutty4Guns]

 

[CJ3]

Good point!!! I'll try posting some pics

 

[Nutty4Guns]

I don't know what it's worth, but it's a cool looking gun.

 

[joken]

These are completed listings on Gunbroker, note that some did not sell.

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[jbett98]

The serial number shows that it was made in 1962.
I looked on True Gun Value and a used 1963 Bearcat sold for $300.00 six months ago and a nicer 1964 example with a 4" barrel brought $430.00.


Average New Price $639.08

Average Used Price $487.33

Total New Sold 62

Total Used Sold 39

 

[CJ3]

The serial number shows that it was made in 1962.
I looked on True Gun Value and a used 1963 Bearcat sold for $300.00 six months ago and a nicer 1964 example with a 4" barrel brought $430.00.


Average New Price $639.08

Average Used Price $487.33

Total New Sold 62

Total Used Sold 39

Thanks for the info!!!

 

[Knobgoblin]

@GoldMine

 

[GoldMine]

Would a bearcat with a relatively low serial number (2180) have more value than a newer one? Does anyone know what a excellent version of this would be worth? Thank y

Would a bearcat with a relatively low serial number (2180) have more value than a newer one? Does anyone know what a excellent version of this would be worth? Thank you!

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I am looking a Bearcat of that era. If you might be interested in selling maybe we could work it out.