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So as I look into more rare Dan Wessons I have seen the articles about the rare 414 Supermag. I always heard "there were only 25 made" After doing some research I believe these were the ETG guns and were made right before Palmer went bankrupt. THen Bob Serva took the company to Norwich and made 1000 first issue 414's correct? Also they made other 414 Supermags some with a compensated barrel. I read an article that one sold for $6000 i'm assuming that was an ETG gun? So what do you all think the ETG guns are worth now? How about a First issue and finally a regular Norwich? I'm also assuming this is a reloading gun and there is no 414 Supermag ammo being produced anymore? Thanks in advance for your expert advice!
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Going back to the early days of posting on here about 414 Supermags there was a member that had sort of figured out there were probably just a little over 100 Norwich 414's ever made. Not sure where that info was acquired. To most everyone's best knowledge there were the 'Palmer' 25 that were all stainless from the initial run, they were also not necessarily serial numbered in order because I know there is a serial number 53 and mine is #46. There were also at least one blue Palmer and one blue Monson 414's made with experimental serial numbers. EXP-1 & EXP-2. Some of the 7414 Norwich guns were also SRS-1 models.
This is the Palmer and Norwich pair with the BA's assembled for the Norwich gun.
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Anybody have any idea how many Norwich Stainless 7414 First Issues were made.I have one New in Box with all the paperwork.
Got the exact same one here #Y0002X. 7414VH10, NIB as well, with a special feature....non-fluted cylinder. It popped up on GB years ago with a "Buy Now" and I was lucky enough to grab it.
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