From what I can see online, you'll probably get about $200 for it.

What? How does one "find" a gun?

>>17789

Scuba diving in the Detroit River?

Its worth is less important than whether or not you can legally sell it.

>>17793

If it has a serial number on it, he can sell it. Unless he is a prohibited person of course.

>>17795
all depends on your state. Some states need HGs registered. I say scrape off the serial numbers and sell it on the streets

>>17796

If you have an unregistered handgun in California for example you can definitely sell it. It will become registered once you do you PPT.

Chances are his state doesn't require registration seeing as he FOUND this handgun.

Unless it's hidden under the plastic / rubber grip casing, it doesn't have a serial.

>>17799

Um... Yes it does? UAK9151 is the serial number.

>>17801
Delete this post now.

>>17816
Seconded.

>>17816

Lol why? The serial is right there in the OP picture.

>>17818
Thats not the serial number, you idiot; it's the product code or designation or whatever you want to call it.

>>17835

Lolno. It's the serial number. Nice try though.

Scroll to page 12:
http://www.smith-wesson.com/wcsstore/SmWesson/upload/other/22A_22S.pdf

>>17837
You really know how to fuck up a joke, don't ya.

>>17841

I do.

The .22 bullets have fucking awsome penetration

>Question is, is it worth anything? From what I've read, it's mainly used for target practice and competition, but that's about it.

your awnser is yes.

>>17795
I wouldn't sell it until I knew the gun was clean. There can be all sorts of bad mojo with found guns.