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crpalmer01
(1) Browning Medalist Made in Belgium 22LR in case with weights (1965) Exc. (missing tool)
(2) Winchester Model 94 30-30 win (1970) Exc
(3) Winchester Model 94 44 Magnum (1971) Exc
(4) Winchester Model 100 Cal 308 win (1972) Exc
(5) The Marlin Firearms Model 99c Micro-Grove Barrell 22 LR (1973) VG
(6)Ted Williams Model 300 12 GA 2 3/4 Chanber and Variable Choke Sears Robuck & Co. VG
(7) Ruger Model 10/22 Carbine 22LR w/Weaver 22 Tip-Off Scope (1966) VG missing magazine
(8) National Ordinance 1903A3 Bolt action Rifle 30-06 VG
(9) Russian M91 Bolt Action Rifle Good
(10) Ceskoslovenska Zbrojovka, AS, Brno Good

I can supply pictures if anybody is interested
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  • MOONED
    The easiest thing that you can do, is go to the main page of Gunbroker and find the Smart Search button (it's green) in the top/right corner.

    You can do a search on each of the items you have listed below and find what the current sales prices has been in the recent past. Also, you will want to narrow your search by looking at what the items have sold for, not the price they are listed at.

    I think the only hard one to find a price on will be the Medalist and possibly the 1903. Try to find sold auctions in which the firearm is in the same condition. As with all things, condition is everything.

    Aaron
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  • duckhunter
    Number #8 $250.00 for parts.
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  • Grasshopper
    #2.325
    #3.450
    #4.450
    #6.150

    YOUR MILEAGE MAY VARY
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  • dfletcher
    quote:Originally posted by crpalmer01
    (1) Browning Medalist Made in Belgium 22LR in case with weights (1965) Exc. (missing tool)
    (2) Winchester Model 94 30-30 win (1970) Exc
    (3) Winchester Model 94 44 Magnum (1971) Exc
    (4) Winchester Model 100 Cal 308 win (1972) Exc
    (5) The Marlin Firearms Model 99c Micro-Grove Barrell 22 LR (1973) VG
    (6)Ted Williams Model 300 12 GA 2 3/4 Chanber and Variable Choke Sears Robuck & Co. VG
    (7) Ruger Model 10/22 Carbine 22LR w/Weaver 22 Tip-Off Scope (1966) VG missing magazine
    (8) National Ordinance 1903A3 Bolt action Rifle 30-06 VG
    (9) Russian M91 Bolt Action Rifle Good
    (10) Ceskoslovenska Zbrojovka, AS, Brno Good

    I can supply pictures if anybody is interested



    OK, I'll bite - on some.
    #1.The Browning Medalist could go for over $1,000.00 easily. They're quite the sought after gun.
    #5. I think what you've described as a Marlin 99 in 22 lr is actually a lever action Marlin 39 and in VG condition I'd say $250.00 to $300.00 is OK.
    #7. Missing a magazine is no big deal on the 10/22. With Ruger downgrading the quality of their 10/22s (cheaper finish, pot metal & plastics) an older 10/22 should bring more money from folks who like the little gun. Maybe $300.00 - anyone think that's too optimistic?
    #8. Granted it was at gun shows, but I think $350.00 is easily doable for the cobbled together 1903. Someone I think will pay that to have a "1903" even if it isn't quite that.
    #9. $89.00 - that's what Big 5 sells them for.

    These are "retail" prices, not what you'd get selling them to a gun store.

    Hope this helps and if I'm way off on any I'd guess someone will say so.
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  • lcdrdanr
    Without pics and condition, just a ball park retail:

    #5. Marlin made a Model 99C from 1962 to 1978, decent little auto loader .22LR with a monte carlo stock. Probably $100 to $125 depending on condition.
    #6. Probably $150, I had one on auction for $180 that took over 6 months to sell. Good guns, just little interest.
    #7. Ruger 10/22 made in '66 is probably $200 to $250, maybe more if you part it out and if it's not beat up. The stock is walnut, butt plate is aluminum, trigger guard is aluminum not plastic, etc.. and die hard fans will pay extra for those parts if you part it out. So maybe worth more in pieces. Magazines run $15 to $20 all over town.
    Dan R
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  • gary wray
    crpalmer01...just too hard to hazard a guess without photos. IMHO the only high dollar item you list is the Browning Medalist. Without seeing condition, and if the case and weights are as you describe, it could go as high as $1200+. Actually, you can pick up the tool on the internet if you watch closely. The hard item to get is the original booklet as most Medalists are sold either w/o it or with a photocopy. If you have the original with its case, $1200 is realistic in today's market as the pistol is considered on of the best .22 target pistols ever made. Good shooting!
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