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Pistol value ???
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$150-$200 each for the single shots on a good day
now taken apart and sold as parts you would get more
the revolver ... probably about $325 with the box and papers with it, might get more ... probably have to settle for less.
now taken apart and sold as parts you would get more
the revolver ... probably about $325 with the box and papers with it, might get more ... probably have to settle for less.
ArmorerRoy
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That revolver is cool.
Deserteagle111
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That Navy is an oldie with the "GU" marking, it was one of the first, made in 1960. Is the top of the barrel marked Navy Arms Bogota NJ by any chance? BTW you've got $30+ of caps there 
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DOUBLEDEUCE 1
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I have a Navy Arms revolver just like that. It’s well made and a fun shooter.
Deserteagle111
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It’s made in Italy with 2 initialsThat Navy is an oldie with the "GU" marking, it was one of the first, made in 1960. Is the top of the barrel marked Navy Arms Bogota NJ by any chance? BTW you've got $30+ of caps there
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I had an 1858 Remington also made in 1960 for and imported by Navy Arms and marked as such on the top of the barrel. Navy arms later moved to Ridgefield NJ. Your pistol was made by Gregorelli & Uberti. Uberti went out on his own in 1963.
Deserteagle111
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Thank you that helps.
