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That's about inline with the info I was looking for Danny, thanks for the help..... And everyone else too.

If I can get the as is price from Duckmen and Grommet I think that is all I'll need... Thanks again guys.

I would suggest haveing the gun cleaned by a gun smith. I agree with MSduckman on value, but a good gun smith will clean that gun up without harming the orignal finish. I will suggest my gunsmith. He is very good with older guns. Ed Sanders Gun Shop in West Point 662-494-6218. He only works on older guns and is a true gunsmith. In other words he can make his own parts. Would not cost much at all probally 200 bucks max.

MSDuckmen wrote:

Grommet wrote:I would suggest if you want to refurbish the gun check out Doug Turnbull's website. It will cost you $1,500 to $2,000 but you would have a beautiful rifle. I will get back with you on an as is value.

A gun of this nature does not need to be refinished at all. If you do the value will drop a great deal. Once they have been refinished collectors not longer want them.

I think you mis-read my post. I said refurbished not refinished.

According to my Gun Trader's Guide, when I look under 1982, it refers me back to the Model 92 section. Now the model 92 section lists the following prices:

NiB: $1874
Ex: $1307
Gd: $689

Seems the Model 92 came in two calibers: .22 and .32

Made from 1892-1916


I wouldn't let any type of chemical touch that rifle.

Thanks for the help Mudhog!!

The lady who had the gun I was asking about told me she sold it yesterday for $1750 to a gun dealer.... Seems a little high to me... He must have wanted it bad!!