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December 5, 2008
OfflineMy neighbor has this .44 magnum revolver he wants to sell. Seems like new, has a 10.5" barrel. From what I can find in my research, it was manufactured in 1984 in the USA by Interarms (not imported like most of their guns were). It's a limited production model specifically for Silhouette shooting.
Does anyone have any knowledge, experience or idea of the value.
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April 28, 2014
OfflineCan't tell you value on that particular model. I have one with a 6" barrel that I bought new, and it's a *very* well made and almost sturdy to a fault piece of equipment.ÂÂ
 Used to shoot it prone at 100 yards and could generally hit a pie plate. It's in semi retirement, now.. laying under the head of my bed. 
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February 22, 2009
OfflineInterarms, Virginian Dragoon; originally made in Switzerland and later in the USA.  Discontinued in 1984.
Book value is $375 for SS in EXC condition.  On GB, they've sold for $599 to $705...
Regards, Ron
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OfflineI have two of them--pics are on forum somewhere. Extremely well made guns--mine both 44 mag(one SS, one blue).  They have "Swisslock" hammer safety, which will lock the hammer in place with the ejection rod. Anymore a nice one will go north of $500 pretty quick.ÂÂ
Make sure the rear sight blade is still in the rear sight--sometimes they pop out due to heavy recoil. A quick Google search will yield a lot of info.ÂÂ
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March 2, 2008
OfflineJust a DW guy observation, and not trashing the Dragoon, that skinny, pencil thin barrel just feels a little weirdÂÂ
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I'm just too used to DW VH shrouds to not notice.
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