Sheridan Silver

[Spikefrb]

Gentlemen
I am new to this forum and am not the type to bend the rules. If this is not allowed my apologies.
I recently inherited a 1962 Sheridan Silver Streak in exc condition. At 72 and poor health I have no use for this lovely rifle, but would rather it be enjoyed by someone who values it than stuff it in the gun safe. Would appreciate any input as far as opinion on fair value. Pics if requested.
Thank You Very Much
Spikefrb

 

[Treefrog]

I'd imagine that you could get quite a bit for it. You might want to post about it over on this forum. They (as do I) have a lot of appreciation for the Sheridans.

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Searching ebay is another way to find out how it would be valued.

Luck,

J~

 

[Gear_Junkie]

Depending on how excellent, I would say $250 - $500??? You would likely get the most for it on ebay, but there are more risks there...

You may want to consider passing it down to a family member who would appreciate it. These guns in excellent condition will only become more rare. I have a 1951 SS in mint condition that I will be passing down to my son...

 

[Spikefrb]

I'd imagine that you could get quite a bit for it. You might want to post about it over on this forum. They (as do I) have a lot of appreciation for the Sheridans.

Vintage Air Gun Gate - Airguns & Guns Forum

Vintage Air Gun Gate, Air guns, Airgun Forum

www.gatewaytoairguns.org

Searching ebay is another way to find out how it would be valued.

Luck,

J~

Thank you

 

[Spikefrb]

Depending on how excellent, I would say $250 - $500??? You would likely get the most for it on ebay, but there are more risks there...

You may want to consider passing it down to a family member who would appreciate it. These guns in excellent condition will only become more rare. I have a 1951 SS in mint condition that I will be passing down to my son...

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Thanks very much

 

[Spikefrb]

Depending on how excellent, I would say $250 - $500??? You would likely get the most for it on ebay, but there are more risks there...

You may want to consider passing it down to a family member who would appreciate it. These guns in excellent condition will only become more rare. I have a 1951 SS in mint condition that I will be passing down to my son...

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[Spikefrb]

I'd call it 98% but you gentlemen would know more than me.
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[HubenK1Sniper92]

Wow! That thing is nice

 

[Spikefrb]

Wow! That thing is nice

Thanks
Spikefrb

 

[beerthief]

You can "Keep it in the Family " so to speak and list it Here on AGN .
I have been looking at SS and $ 250 plus 1/2 shipping would be a fair price ,as far as i have seen on sales like Ebay or Guns America plus others .
OH does it hold air ? does it shoot ? you should keep one pump in it when storing .

 

[PatientWolf]

I’m drooling. Growing up we had 2 Sheridan. I believe one was a silver streak and the other a blue streak. One had an open rear sight and the other had a peep. My dad cut about 1” to 1-1/2” off one of the stocks and would swap it back and forth for the kids (ages 4+) to shoot. We used a rolled up sleeping bag as a rest. Both were 5mm caliber.

 

[c801tfd]

Got to love the old Sheridans, I have a 1953/54 Silver Streak that belonged to my grand father and a 1952/53 Sheridan Blue Streak that I salvaged from the grave, the only thing left to find is a period correct stock and forearm sometime in the future for now both are fun shooters with lots of power.