Pre 64 Winchester
I have a friend that has acquired throught his father's death, an "in the box", pre 64 Winchester, chambered in 30/30, with the receipt. It was purchased in 1958 or 1960, I don't remember which he said. He has no use for guns and will most likely sell the item. I know that a 100% condition gun should go for about $750 according to blue book, but is that a realistic value, or do you think it could fetch more? Personally, I'd love to buy it but I'm not willing to pay that much.
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What is so great about a pre 64 Winchester? Are they much better than recently produced models. What are specific differences? Thanks in advance for your input. 0 -
"they much better than recently produced models".........BASICLY THAT'S IT, THEY ARE MADE FROM MACHINED STEEL FORGINGS, AND A GOOD AMOUNT OF HAND FITTING AND FINISHING(AS OPPOSED TO INVESTMENT CASTINGS, BEAD BLASTING AND LOOSE TOLERENCES) 0 -
quote:Originally posted by rwald51
What is so great about a pre 64 Winchester? Are they much better than recently produced models. What are specific differences? Thanks in advance for your input.
Please read this topic link - http://forums.gunbroker.com/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=206620&SearchTerms=Pre,64
Also, read the topic "Winchesters, Pre-64 and Post 64, what changes?" that I bumped to the top of the list.0 -
Bert H.
Thanks for the link and the bump on the old thread, answered lots of my questions. Now I just need to find the right Winchester to buy!0 -
quote:Originally posted by rwald51
Bert H.
Thanks for the link and the bump on the old thread, answered lots of my questions. Now I just need to find the right Winchester to buy!
You are quite welcome, and good luck in your search for an old "Pre-64" WINCHESTER[:)]0
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