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I have a buntline scout 22 lr single action 9 1/2" barrel serial # 66xxxf no model number the frame has traces of gilding or gold plating now it looks like nickel the barrel, cylander, hammer and trigger are blued the gun is 2 toned. i cant find any info on this gun, what do i really have. any info would be appreciated

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Yvonne57

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debjacksn1, I'll make a note to myself to keep checking on this for you. How about a Pawn Shop or the guys the recreate war scenes - with all the clothing, guns, tents, etc. r/yvonne57

13 years ago. Rating: 1
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Yvonne57

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It might be worth it to you to pay the $75.00. It would be interesting to know the history but the gun might not be worth $75.00. Plus, it's not been around any wars or anything like that so I wonder what it's value really is?

13 years ago. Rating: 0
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Yvonne57

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I just looked at one of the guns you described. For some reason I thought it was an old timey gun but it's not. I see where people have theirs listed with a description and a price. Does yours compare with any of theirs?http://www.gunsamerica.com/Search/Category/196/2/Guns/Pistols/Colt-Single-Action-Revolvers-Modern.htm

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debjacksn1

Well it looks like this gun being 2 toned. 1st Year Production Colt Scout .22 LR Duo Tone
http://www.gunsamerica.com/Search/Category/196/2/Guns/Pistols/Colt-Single-Action-Revolvers-Modern.htm but it is a buntline scout and by the serial # from colt it was made in 1959. We can find two toned guns and buntline scouts but not two toned buntline scout. Someone else said he thought it was a special made gun and we would have to pay the 75.00 to colt to do the research and tell us the history of that gun..... still lost lol

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Yvonne57

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debjacksn1, just Google "buntline scout 22" and there are several websites that can help you. I would also try an Auction House or Gun Store or Museum. yvonne57

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debjacksn1

Thanks but I have already checked google and the sites dont have anything on this gun. Also I checked with colt and they said I could send them a request in writing for 10.00 and they would send me any info they still have on this gun. i have checked with a few auction houses i know and they say that i should check on line to see if someone else knew ay other info. thanks for your help

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