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whats the value pre 64 model 70

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  • Bert H.
    What caliber is the rifle? It can make a Big difference in the value.
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  • CapnMidnight
    What caliber is it? We need better close up pictures. What is the serial number? What does the bore look like? Whats on the toe of the stock?
    There is a sticky at the top of the page that explains how to post pictures.
    W.D.
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  • tobyfloyd61
    264 win mag bert...trying to figure out how to get rest pf pics on here..the toe is scred from what looks like mabe in a gun rack of sumkind..bore is perfect
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  • GuvamintCheese
    They made about 20,000 guns in .264 from 1958-63. That toe can be spruced up a little by a the right person. I would guess it would do about $1500 give or take a little.

    Here is one that recently went: http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=185831725
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  • Herschel
    The 2009 Blue book gives a value for the rifle you have pictured, which
    I would judge to be in 95% condition, at $1,650.00.
    The Blue Book is just a price guide and may not be up to date.
    Blue Book prices are regularly criticized on the gun forums.
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  • tobyfloyd61
    517690 ser#
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  • CapnMidnight
    There where 20,998 manufactured in that configuration. How is the Barrel? 264s where famous for erodding the barrels, I have one on the auction side as we speak, the barrel is very good, the only real downside for mine is a recoil pad, 264s didn't come with a recoil pad.
    W.D.
    PS
    I'm sorry, I reread your post and you said the barrel is good, I missed that the first time around. The stock can be repaired, NOT REFINISHED by a competent gunsmith. With that done I would value it at about $1,750.00 give or take $100.
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