Value of Rem. 700 30-06 ADL from 1962
Remington has confirmed the rifle to be from 1962. There is no serial number on it but it has a number 4589 stamped on the barrel near the magazine. Everything is original and has some minor pitting on the barrel. It has an adjustable peep sight that looks like a Williams brand.
I'm also going to bring it to a gunsmith to have it cleaned up. It hasn't been fired in 30 years but the bolt action, trigger, safety and magazine spring seems fine. Anything I should be warned about before bringing it in to be cleaned and test fired?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Al
I'm also going to bring it to a gunsmith to have it cleaned up. It hasn't been fired in 30 years but the bolt action, trigger, safety and magazine spring seems fine. Anything I should be warned about before bringing it in to be cleaned and test fired?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Al
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Early 700 in that serial number range would likely to be of interest to a collector of Remington rifles, except the pitting is usually a deal killer, depending how bad it is.
If the pitting is extensive, it would grade out as a inexpensive shooter/hunting rifle. You can get a ballpark on the value from what 700's are going for on the auctions, 30-06 is probably one of the most common calibers that 700's are found in.0 -
Without pics hard to say...
200-400 range.0
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