How about a JC Higgins (made by Marlin) .22 bolt action single shot for $420+ shipping, etc?
While most guns appear to be bringing normal prices, occasionally bidders will zero in on a certain gun and it will go crazy. Such as the Rem. Express for $1200 or the above-mentioned gun. I don't know how to post a link, but it is #863862856. Where are these wild bidders when I am trying to sell something?
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OOOPS! #863862656. 0 -
That's crazy! 0 -
I don't get it but I don't get a lot of things. 
I will readily say the condition is about as nice as a rifle that old can be. Do people collect Marlin/J.C. Higgins 22s?? If you are into having one of each Marlin 22s, that is about as good as you will find a Marlin 100.0 -
I love a free market. Maybe they want one just like Gramps had back when they were kids. How many people collect "rare" useless junk that doesn't help harvest dinner. 3 -
007, thank you!! That makes a whole lotta sense to me. I wonder just how high I would go on a nice 1890 Winchester like I got from my grandfather if somehow someone else ended with gramps 1890 other than me. 0 -
My dad bought me a Western Auto .22 bolt action when I was a kid. It was stolen when I was 28. I have never found another like it. I would probably pay quite a bit for one in good shape.0 -
My dad had a mint condition 1890 22 short octagon barrel that he acquired as a by in the late 20 to early 30's. He didn't tell me where it went but I think he got 5K for it in about 2005. I got the project 1906, wearing the Remington target barrel I rescued from the trash can. It's one of my favorite rifles. Not as nice as the 121 Remington but shoots as good. 0
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