Navy Arms 1873 22LR. Carbine Worth?

string

January 03, 2004 05:21

I bought one in 99 percent condition for 200.00 dollars.I was wondering if I got a good deal? The gun is very heavy and has all brass parts. It is a pleasure to shoot. Any info would be great,because all I can find is the larger caliber guns in the same model.Thanks

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  plads

  January 10, 2004 16:01

  I am only able to find the model 1866 Yellowboy carbine in .22LR in the latest Blue Book. 98% is listed as $509 ($16 subtracted for a carbine).If that's yours you made a good deal,in my opinion. If by chance it is a 1873 it would still be a good deal (in my opinion).

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  Contender Man

  January 11, 2004 08:13

  Not on their web site, not in their catalog. Suggest you contact Navy Arms directly.
  
  If you only have time to do two things so-so, or one thing well ... do the one thing!

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  plads

  January 13, 2004 02:37

  Hey, for $200 and a good gun in great condition, You got a good deal!Now see if anybody else can do as well. If not, it's affirmative.

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  BOBBYWINS

  January 13, 2004 08:02

  2002 Gun Traders Guide
  (This is the only 1873 shown to be chambered in .22LR)
  
  Model 1873 Lever-action Rifle.........NiB $731 Ex $585 Gd $398
  Replica of Winchester Model 1873. Casehardened receiver.Calibers:22 LR
  357 Magnum,44-40.15 shot magazine.24-inch octagon bbl.Weight:8lbs.
  Sights:open rear;blade front.Straight-grip stock,forearm w/end cap.Disc.Reissued in 1991 in 44-40 or 45 Colt w/12-shot magazine.
  Disc.1994.
  
  In any event,I'd say say you did good.Of the five 1873 Models listed,they range from a low(Good)of $337 to a high(NiB)of $744.
  
  
  Hope this helps
  BW
  
  IT'S WHAT PEOPLE KNOW ABOUT THEMSELVES THAT MAKES THEM AFRAID.

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