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1940's Coast to Coast .22 long rifle

SquallRaven
Ok,

I want to see how much this gun is worth if anything.
Below is what the barrel reads:

COAST TO COAST STORES
Model 320
22 short. long or long rifle

This is all I know. I don't have a serial number or anything like that. I would just like to know if anyone knows what this thing is worth. It's a great gun and a great shot.

Thanks,

Jack Bingle
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  • Bert H.
    Hello Jack,

    According to the Store Brand Crossover list in the Blue Book, your Coast-to-Coast marked rifle was made by Savage Arms, and is a identical to their own Model 120. Typically, store brand marked firearms are worth 50% - 75% of the original factory marked Models.

    Bert H.

    Real Men use a SINGLE-SHOT!
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  • SquallRaven
    Bert,

    Thanks for your reply. Thank you for telling me what my gun really is. I would, however, like to know how much that price possibly hits? I love this gun, but I may need to sell it depending on how much it can fetch me. It's a great gun. Not much to it. But, a great gun nevertheless. From what your saying I would assume this gun wasn't bought for more than a few hundred dollars. Maybe less. But I would like someone to confirm the price-tag on it if they could possibly do so.

    Thanks again,

    Jack Bingle
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  • He Dog
    I think a price of $100 is closer than $175 for this one, usually they go in the $50 to $125 range. Try to hang on to it if you can, best of luck.

    He Dog
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  • Contender Man
    From my checking the Savage 120 was discontinued long before serial numbers were required and it was not numbered. Also, it appears that this may have been one of Savage's "house" models or in other words a rifle that they made for other companies, such as Coast-to-Coast to mention one of many, many companies.

    Given the era that they gun was mfg. in and the fact that they were basically "branded" models that as no frills rifles would sell below Savage equivalents I think you are looking at something that sold for less than $100 and has basically no collector value. Heck even Savages have little to no collector interest.

    I hate to say this, but if it is in real good condition you might get $50-60 for it, and since you are fond of it ... just hold on to it.


    If you only have time to do two things so-so, or one thing well ... do the one thing!
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  • captkirk3@dslextreme.com
    I agree with Contender Man....I can't see this little gun bringing anything near $100.00.......$50.00 Max....

    Captain Kirk, Tech Staff
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  • richbug
    I have a 120a that is priceless to me as it was the rifle I was taught to shoot with, but I think $50 is a real stretch. Maybe $35-40 to cut up and make a kids trainer rifle.

    My border collie is smarter than your honor student.
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  • SquallRaven
    Hey,

    Thank you to all of you. I will definately hold on to this guy. It's very nice and is worth much more to me than anyone could ever pay.

    Thanks again,

    Jack
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