These values assume excellent or NIB condition. With a 4 5/8-inch barrel, it could bring $4000 to $5000. 41 Magnum with factory brass frame and 6 1/2-inch barrel will bring $2000 to $3000. 44 MAGNUM WITH 10 BARREL, BUILT IN 1960,VERY GOOD CONDITION. 98 condition, appears to be unfired since factory. THIS IS A HARD TO FIND EARLY RUGER BLACKHAWK ,3 SCREW MODEL, NO TRANSFER BAR, GREAT TRIGGER. Original verified factory brass grip frame will add at least $1000 to prices below. Wearing a 7.5 inch barrel, adjustable sights and smooth wood grips. Note that "Old Style" Blackhawk (i.e., pre-transfer bar) is a popular platform for custom revolvers, so prices may exceed those shown depending on circumstances.
#Ruger blackhawk 41 mag 3 screw value serial number#
It is not necessarily the very first serial number shipped, but it can be used to determine the approximate year your Ruger firearm was shipped. This number should be used as a point of reference only. Just last year I arrived home after the SHOT Show, showered and hurried down to the last couple of hours of the local show. 357 Magnum, a new 4 5/8' Ruger Blackhawk Three Screw in. THIS IS A HARD TO FIND EARLY RUGER BLACKHAWK ,3 SCREW MODEL, NO TRANSFER BAR, GREAT TRIGGER. It's in very good condition but I'm having difficulty determining the value and I haven't been able to find any comparable revolvers for sale. Some of my better buys have been a Smith & Wesson 3 1/2'. 41 Remington Magnum Single Action Revolver features Rugers hammer forged barrel and target grade accuracy. 41 Magnum Blackhawk, 3 screw with the brass frame. It's definitely a shooter, with some marks on the end of the barrel and a cylinder line, but mechanically. It appears to be all original and does not have a transfer bar. 41 mag Blackhawk, 3 screw, 3 digit serial number. Finish blue and grips are walnut, with Ruger medallions. The above chart shows the approximate first serial number shipped for the indicated year. I'm new to this forum and would appreciate a little help. Hey everyone, I'm way out of my element here, hoping to get some advice on a recent spur of the moment purchase. Similar to "Flattop", but rear sight is protected by two raised protrusions-one on each side.
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