What year was the weapon manufactured? What is the barrel length?
I have seen a '57 model with a gold trigger, and the finish was wearing thru and it had a somewhat darkish, maybe blued look to it. So there is a possibility that the trigger's finish has worn off, and another possibility that the person went and either got the trigger blued, or they used a cold-blue substance on it to give it a finish to keep it from rusting/deteriorating.
Simply that it was a grade II. Grade I guns had a blued trigger
value of belgium browning 25 auto baby blued with walnut grips
Without a better description, 300-900
depends on grade you have, Walnut stock? plastic? stainless? blued? Anywhere from $300 to $700 depending. If you have a Sendero model is worth more.
1000
The bolts are always polished and may look like they're chrome, but the give-away will be the bolt handle. The bolt handle should be blued. If the handle is chromed, the gun has been modified, they didn't come in chrome.
It is an 8 shot .22 caliber rifle manufactured by marlin firearms company it has a blued barrel and a mossyoak camo stock hence the c in 925c, a plain 925 has a walnut stock
Colt only made 500 of these highly collectible guns. Depending on the conditions, for a pair ( sts and blued ), and walnut display boxe, as of 2013, they are worth about 9500-12000.
How old is it? Barrel length? How much of the finish is present? What condition is the stock in? Broad range 200-500
How old is it? How much of the finish is present? What condition is the stock in? Broad range 300-600
It is a RUGER Model 77. That is what the M77 means. Typically the M77 is the "older" style with a tang safety, blued with walnut furniture.