IMI Timberwolf .357

[wilchuck]

Hi CGN'ers, I just recently picked up an Israeli Military Industries Timberwolf in .357. This is a little pump action break down rifle that caught my eye and couldn't resist picking it up.

Reading around after the purchase I am trying to get a feel for where it sits in the used market price wise as it doesn't seem to be available any longer as a new gun. Have shot it some and am really enjoying it. This one is in like new condition and has a red dot sight. I am reluctant to turn it into a truck gun if there is value as a collector.

Any comments welcome or thoughts from previous experience!

 

[pc9]

I had one in 357 and one in 44 mag.
Great little guns and kick myself for selling them.
I sold the 357 for 550 and the 44 for 650.
I have seem some for sale for ridiculous prices.

 

[neal]

If you are interested in eventually selling it please pm me.

 

[Kewl]

They go for big bucks around here. I think one sold for $1200 on the ee!! Neat guns but I wouldn't pay that for one

 

[MiG25]

Funny I was just reading up on them earlier today.

 

[geologist]

I love mine in .357 magnum. I tried a RDS on it but went back to irons to keep it light and sleek.

 

[twosmokinspades]

I have 2 in 357 one has been fired a bit, the other very little. I love them shoot awesome, would I sell them never, would I treat it as a truck gun never, I have a remmy sps 308 that I cut the barrel down on for that.

 

[44bear]

I have one in 44 mag that i paid $775 for and have seen the 44s sell for double that. They are great guns, I've put about 2000 rounds through mine in three years with zero problems. Will never be for sale! Be sure to keep the take down screw tight or it might crack the butt stock.