Rossi/Interarms 92SRS in .38/.357 mag Large Loop rifle value

[bentoncity]

I've been TRYING for 2 months to find a true value of this rifle so I can sell it to give the $ to the previous owners kids. The previous owner was my flying partner, good friend & passed away last Oct. I don't need or want the rifle and the kids aren't shooters/gun owners. Add to that is the girls live in Southern Ca.
I found 1 sale in the past 6 months for $840.00 but if the report is legit...I can't verify it. (https://truegunvalue.com/rifle/ROSSI-92-SRS/price-historical-value)
I've looked at every recent sale site I can find & then some with no luck. I did find some sales but they were years ago. If anyone can help with a current value, I'd really appreciate it.

Dan

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[echo1]

That price seems high ($840), but the gun market has been nuts. That is a slightly rarer type with the medallion, loop, & saddle ring but does appear used a bit I say a hunnerd bucks less would be fair, although it'd still be too much for me to spend. I paid $600 OTD for a NIB 92 in Kali dollars a couple years ago. Not as dolled up as this one is.
On another note, what type of flying machine have you got? PAX

 

[2Wheels4Ever]

There's one right now in the classifieds for $750, SPF. Not sure what the final agreed upon price was, but it's a good place to start for you.

https://www.northwestfirearms.com/threads/lnib-rossi-r92-357-magnum-carbine-spf.398760/#post-3161541

 

[Member 34319]

I'd say 600-800.

 

[echo1]

There's one right now in the classifieds for $750, SPF. Not sure what the final agreed upon price was, but it's a good place to start for you.

https://www.northwestfirearms.com/threads/lnib-rossi-r92-357-magnum-carbine-spf.398760/#post-3161541

Not quite the same rifle set up, but close on value. PAX

 

[Member 34319]

Off topic:

Ive got the same rifle minus the big loop.

Is your muzzle counterbored?

Just curious.

 

[Gotyoursix]

Location matters as well. Around PDX the 16-20" .357 mag versions seem to go between $500-600. There is a local shop that has several in stock for $550. The 16" stainless all weather version took over 6 months to sell. I have seen 3 for sale locally for $3-400 each in a couple shops.

 

[echo1]

Off topic:

Ive got the same rifle minus the big loop.

Is your muzzle counterbored?

Just curious.

Why would it be counterbored?

Location matters as well. Around PDX the 16-20" .357 mag versions seem to go between $500-600. There is a local shop that has several in stock for $550. The 16" stainless all weather version took over 6 months to sell. I have seen 3 used .357 models for sale locally in the last year for $3-400 each in a couple shops.
For pricing you may wish to consider how long your willing to hold out for a higher price or if you want a faster sale by pricing your gun lower.
New typically the .357 versions sell for $5-600, but as others have mentioned it continues to be a very strange firearm market. YMMV. Hope this helps.

He's asking to get a value to reimburse some folks. PAX

 

[Member 34319]

Why would it be counterbored?

No idea, mine is and I don't believe the prior owner did it. So I'm curious if it was a factory thing.

 

[echo1]

No idea, mine is and I don't believe the prior owner did it. So I'm curious if it was a factory thing.

Mine isn't. I'm the original owner. PAX

 

[bentoncity]

On another note, what type of flying machine have you got? PAX

1964 Cessna 210. Hangered at S40
Both are up for sale. Hanger is an LLC type organization where other owners have 1st right of refusal.
Plane..$77k
Hanger..$12k
Sure beats driving..

 

[echo1]

1964 Cessna 210. Hangered at S40
Both are up for sale. Hanger is an LLC type organization where other owners have 1st right of refusal.
Plane..$77k
Hanger..$12k
Sure beats driving..

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I've had a '56 PA 22-160, '63 182E, and a '72 Rallye Minerva. We had a '61 210, 440 Stearman, '65 172 and a J3 at our strip in the olden days. Sorry for the thread jack. PAX

 

[bentoncity]

Off topic:

Ive got the same rifle minus the big loop.

Is your muzzle counterbored?

Just curious.

no

 

[DirectDrive]

I just bought a Henry 44Mag/44SPL for $899
Shopped about a year for it.
Pistol caliber leverguns are not very plentiful at the moment.
Therefore, I'd ask $800

 

[pharmseller]

I just bought a Henry 44Mag/44SPL for $899
Shopped about a year for it.
Pistol caliber leverguns are not very plentiful at the moment.
Therefore, I'd ask $800

Excellent advice.

List for $800 and let the market tell you if you're too high.

If you sell it the first day the price was too low.