When I started collecting guns, an exciting early find was the Blue Book of Gun Values. My tattered copy accompanied me to every show or auction. When I formed Old Town Station to deal in collector firearms, I relied on the Blue Book of Gun Values for buying, selling, auction estimates, and research for my columns and articles. Now that I m heading up the NRA National Firearms Museum, I find that the Blue Book of Gun Values is still my single most used reference. It s the place to start, and stands the test of time. --Jim Supica, Director, National Firearms Museum
Any avid gun collector or dealer and reference holdings catering to them must own a copy of the Blue Book of Gun Values. The latest 32nd edition is even larger, packing in well over 2,000 pages of accurate information and updated values for antique and modern guns alike. It reflects the latest current information and lists a range of prices for all types of guns, making for a fine, specific key to the latest industry values and trends. --The Midwest Book Review, The Reference Shelf
Just wanted to let you know that I appreciate you sending me the new Blue Book of Gun Values every year. It just keeps getting bigger and better! --Jack Heath, retired
Remington Historian
Reader Reviews
This book covers an extensive array of firearms and prices for varying conditions. It is an excellent reference. All it needs is photos of the firearm described. There are small variances in many, particularly the Winchesters, that may make them difficult to identify without a photo.
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