Pistol Valuation, please.

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Hi i have quite a few Pistols that i have decided i would like to sell, as i would like to use the proceeds to fund a new rifle.

So this may be the first of a few valuations i will be posting, so i thank you now in advance for your help.

First up is an FWB 80.

The pistol to look at is in good condition i would say for its age.
There are a couple of small scratches on the frame and general signs of wear mainly on the cocking lever.
But nothing i would not expect on a pistol of its age and by all counts it has been well used. They guy i bought it off said he used it every week at his club.

It comes in a case, when i say a case, someone has taken the blue velvety innards of the original case and fitted them into an old brief case.
The innards are tatty at best but it does come with the original weights, small screwdriver, some other tool and manual stamped with the corresponding serial number.

I can not remember what i paid for it but i know it was not cheap, but it was advertised as a cased fwb 80.
So i was peed of when it arrived in an old brief case, but it was technically as advertised as in it was a cased FWB 80 just not the original case.

I will be taking it down to the range on Saturday and running a few pellets over the chrono just to make sure it is in full working order although i do not expect it to be very powerfull as it is a target pistol after all.

Many thanks,
Kelley

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Anyone,

You help would be appreciated.

Some pics,

http://i278.photobucket.com/albums/k...ip100t/003.jpg

http://i278.photobucket.com/albums/k...ip100t/004.jpg

http://i278.photobucket.com/albums/k...ip100t/005.jpg


Apparently the cocking arm is a lighter colour so no wear there.

Only a few tiny marks on this.

The box is not worth a carrot but the pistol is very nice.

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I have had a reply on the collectors section.

I will be testing this on Saturday to make sure it is working fine, then will be up for sale next week.

ATB,
Kelley