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  • b00mer
    looking to see what I can get for a Winchester 300 weatherby classic sporter model 70 In great condition?
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  • MN Hunter
    $5




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  • ATF
    quote:Originally posted by MN Hunter
    $5




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    "Not many like us, in fact very few, and most of them are dead" LtCol Pratt - USMC


    How about giving the guy a reasonable answer,or none at all.[:(]

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  • CHGOTHNDER
    While NM's answer would normally be correct for a Hopkins & Allan there are some H&A's that bring larger sums (http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.asp?Item=37684473) I suggest until someone can get their BB and give you an honest answer try looking it up on the GB auctions or another firearms auction site. Also buy the BB from amazon.com for cheap now before they go up in april or may.


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  • allechalley
    This is another of those "if it isn't in your hands.....", it's tough to give a good answer. Blue Book lists a Number 44XL, smooth bore, chambered in 44XL shotshell referred to also as 'Taxidermists' or
    'Ladies Gun'. The only other larger caliber than .22 rimfire these are listed as are .32 rimfire, .25 rimfire, .25-20WCF, .38 S&W. Be sure to have the chamber checked for size before you try a .45-70 or sell as such, especially since it is smoothbore, as it appears more likely you have the 44XL shotshell.
    Values listed are more than $5.

    100%$530 98%$405 95% $325 90% $285 80% $250 70% $200 60% $200

    This might be one of those that if it is a 44XL, because of its oddity, age, and use, might happen to have a better value than Blue Book. Condition is in the eye of the beholder, to some extent. What would be a 60% for a gun from the 1940's would probably be rated better than that if made in the 1890's. It wouldn't hurt to take this gun to a couple gun shows. You might find a bonifide expert and/or collector who could at least tell you more about it accurately.
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  • b00mer
    barrel says hopkins and allen 1888 then 45-70

    Its really hard to soar with the Eagles, when you are stuck with turkeys!
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