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Guys, I just bought a polished (high gloss) stainless steel new model Super Single Six. Serial number dates it 1984 - one of the first prefix numbers (260-18485). It has not been fired or according to the seller the hammer has not been pulled back, has a tie-wrap on it. Comes with orginal box and ma...

Jack, the ones I've seen recently are listed in the $500 to $600 dollar range. The models in .17HMR and .22WMR typically bring a premium of more than that. Just giving you an insight to what I've seen with them. Good luck
Bennett

Here's a signed poster with Kelly and the Frontier Rifle listed on eBay, it's signed "Bud! Get well! We missed you in Houston. Kelly 2005".

Congratulations on a nice revolver, I've got one of the Match Champions in .357 and really like it. I guarantee that 10mm will really put a hurting on them hogs.
Bennett

You can put them in a container with loosely balled up newspaper or wrapping paper, the porous quality of the paper helps absorb the smells from the leather. Seal the container and leave it for a few days and check, if the smells still there leave for a few more days. Good luck
Bennett

Thanks Bill

Really neat piece of history, a lot of character. If it had eyes just think of the stories it could tell. Thanks for sharing.
Bennett

Well, decided what grips to go with, they are faux stag that look like the real thing at a portion of the cost. Also added a stainless extractor rod housing. Maybe I'll put a Super Blackhawk hammer on it next, not a collector piece but something to enjoy working on and slinging lead.

You really have something special now, great decision on the proper restoration. Thanks for sharing.
Bennett

zebra55 wrote: ↑Thu Aug 23, 2018 8:11 pm was there ever a Number 1 poster like that..love to have one if there was

I know that I've never seen one, but that would be sweet to have.