Winchester Model 64 W/scope

ECO-DAVE

October 21, 2010 13:05

How bad does it hurt the value of a nice 64 with a Weaver mounted on it?

Thank you

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  FEENIX

  October 21, 2010 14:55

  If it's pre-64, YES !!!

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  Bert H.

  October 21, 2010 17:32

  Hello Dave,
  
  Badly. It forever removes it from the "collector" category and reduces it to "shooter" status. On a high condition Model 64, it reduces the value by considerably more than 50%.
  
  All Winchester Model 64s are pre-64. The Model 64A was the post-1963 version.

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  ECO-DAVE

  October 21, 2010 17:36

  Thank You

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  FEENIX

  October 22, 2010 15:49

  quote:Originally posted by Bert H.
  Hello Dave,
  
  Badly. It forever removes it from the "collector" category and reduces it to "shooter" status. On a high condition Model 64, it reduces the value by considerably more than 50%.
  
  All Winchester Model 64s are pre-64. The Model 64A was the post-1963 version.
  
  
  Bert H,
  
  One of us has it backwards or something but I'm sure someone will keep us straight. [^]
  
  The Model 64 (or Model 64A as it is sometimes called) was reintroduced in 1972 and only lasted a couple of years.
  
  I am not a collector but the Model 64, IMHO, is the finest variant of the Winchester lever action .30/30. The original version of the Model 64 was produced from 1933 to 1957 and was offered in a standard 'Deer Rifle' model and a 20" barrel Carbine, in both standard and deluxe versions. The ones I've seen in excellent condition, the originals went for $900 and up.
  
  Ed
  
  ADDED: 23 OCT
  
  http://tinyurl.com/32lmnb7

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