I have a Colt SP 2 I got it from my dad when he passed away I never shot it my uncle wants to trade a 357 lever gun and a 44 lever gun plus a 357 pis

[WAYNE'S WORLD]

Is this a good trade for me I was going to sell the v me Colt way I really don't know much about guns I hunt and have a carry pistol ANY HELP WOULD HELP. WAYNE

 

[Boogan1]

It would depend greatly what the guns are that he wants to trade. There is a very wide price range of 357 lever gun, 44 lever gun and 357 pistol. Are we talking winchester lever guns and colt pistol or rossi lever guns and pietta pistol? Also need to know more about what it is you have that he wants. Condition, rounds fired, etc determine what yours is worth.

 

[.22 cents]

You have a real Colt rifle when Colt was Colt. Depending on serial number it can go for alot but it’s Dad’s. Should have no price. Keep it.

 

[Longtooth]

Personally, Id never trade away what my dad gave me. Especially after he passed.... But hey, to each their own.

 

[5lima30ret]

Personally, Id never trade away what my dad gave me. Especially after he passed.... But hey, to each their own.

^^^Great advice!^^^

 

[Raven]

You have a real Colt rifle when Colt was Colt. Depending on serial number it can go for alot but it’s Dad’s. Should have no price. Keep it.

I second that

 

[Roaster's Gallery]

Folks who had great fathers like to keep things around that remind them of their dad. However, not everyone had a great dad.

 

[DixieReb]

I’ve got two of Dad’s pistols and Grandpa’s double barrel and no amount of money could separate them from me. Family heirlooms are priceless !

 

[BluesBrother]

Is the uncle your dads brother? If so would your dads brother take advantage of his nephew? I would not jump into making a fast decision. Sleep on it for a year or two.