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
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
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.
How old is it? How much of the finish is present? What condition is the stock in? Broad range 300-600
How old is it? Barrel length? How much of the finish is present? What condition is the stock in? Broad range 200-500
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.
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.