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  • nmyers
    Value of a .22 auto depends upon grade (I, II, III, etc), where it was made (Japan or Belgium), type of sight (leaf or wheel), & condition. Serial # would be helpful. "Good" doesn't tell us much; something like "95% of original finish, no scratches or dings" would be more meaningful.

    Neal
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  • richcan
    The rifle is grade I and Japan with leaf sight in very good condition probably 95%. I don't have the serial number. No significant scratches or dings. The BAR is also very good say at least 80% with just a few small scratches and dings. quote:Originally posted by nmyers
    Value of a .22 auto depends upon grade (I, II, III, etc), where it was made (Japan or Belgium), type of sight (leaf or wheel), & condition. Serial # would be helpful. "Good" doesn't tell us much; something like "95% of original finish, no scratches or dings" would be more meaningful.

    Neal
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  • richcan
    quote:Originally posted by richcan
    The rifle is grade I and Japan with leaf sight in very good condition probably 95%. I don't have the serial number. No significant scratches or dings. The BAR is also very good say at least 80% with just a few small scratches and dings. quote:Originally posted by nmyers
    Value of a .22 auto depends upon grade (I, II, III, etc), where it was made (Japan or Belgium), type of sight (leaf or wheel), & condition. Serial # would be helpful. "Good" doesn't tell us much; something like "95% of original finish, no scratches or dings" would be more meaningful.

    Neal
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  • breechman
    Well, how much?.............[;)]


    Breech
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  • nmyers
    I would think that the .22 auto would sell in the $250-300 range, and the BAR=22 would sell for $100 less.

    Neal
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