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Looks to be the case. (There is a serial number guide here in case anyone would benefit from said.)I believe it was made in 1974.
Nice source, I saved the PDF.Looks to be the case. (There is a serial number guide here in case anyone would benefit from said.)
Distilled thusly….What a firearm is worth ...
Some things to consider here are :
Book value...
Internet value...
What folks are selling theirs for....
What the firearm actually sold for...
What it will sell for where you live....which may be different from somewhere else...
Demand for said firearm....
Any after market parts or "upgrades"...will only be an upgrade, if the buyer likes 'em....
Condition means a lot ...things such as bluing loss or dings in the wood...nicked screw slots and the like can all play a role here....as will bore condition.
Andy
That's high water mark for 70s vintage.My local gun store said my Dad's listed for about $450, but due to current lack availability they are going used for $750 ish
So, this is SW Idaho where we probably have a different demographic and preferences. His opinion was based upon customer requests and purchases.That's high water mark for 70s vintage.
It would have to be crispy fresh. Or a decent saddle ring trapper. Or some other less common variant.
50s early 60s might be 7 plus , but condition would still be paramount.
If we were talking Marlins, not winnies, that would be different.
I heard that.So, this is SW Idaho where we probably have a different demographic and preferences. His opinion was based upon customer requests and purchases.
I sold a 1970s rifle in 30.30 for $450, I think, with a box of ammo in pristine condition in December.I heard that.
I was going to throw something in the mix about how I don't know what older lever guns sell for in Florida too.
The north coast used to be a great place to pick up lever guns for 2-300 bucks all the time.
Is 30-30 favored over 32spl. in your area? Or nobody cares either way?
I don't know anything about the 32 you mentioned, just that in this area we have more of a (for lack of a better word) Fud type shooters....at least that is the main demo at the LGS I referred to.I heard that.
I was going to throw something in the mix about how I don't know what older lever guns sell for in Florida too.
The north coast used to be a great place to pick up lever guns for 2-300 bucks all the time.
Is 30-30 favored over 32spl. in your area? Or nobody cares either way?
The box of ammo in December was worth $400, the rifle was just the cherry on top!I sold a 1970s rifle in 30.30 for $450, I think, with a box of ammo in pristine condition in December.