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  • only winchesters
    Good evening Jimmy Jo: Assuming you are correct in the year of Manufacture, that tells e it's not a 20in barrel since they were discontinued in 1938. so you must have one with a 24 in barrel? It could also have a long or short tang.
    Aprox 98% condition $875
    " 95% " $800
    " 90% " $750
    The book also says you could add 25% for a Pre-war long tang.
    Your condition has to be original, not redone. The price can very some by location, and how many are on the market at any given time.
    Regards Dave
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  • bobski
    man...do those guns kick![:p]
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  • Bert H.
    Hello JimmyJo...

    I will have to disagree with the values that Dave posted/quoted from the Blue Book. If your Model 71 grades out in the 90%+ range, the actual collector value is in the $2000 range (+/- 10%).

    bobski is correct... them suckers pack a good wallop at both ends[B)]

    Bert H.

    Real Men use a SINGLE-SHOT!
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  • only winchesters
    Good morning all. I don't disagree with what you have said either Bert. That's why I asked JimmyJo if his gun was a long or short tang, along with questioning the barrel length. Pre-war guns that are "mint", are few and far between, that's why I also mentioned, original condition, not redone. Until those questions are addequately addressed, I wouldn't go out on a limb and say it was worth more than I posted. I also know that when Winchester stopped offering the 20" barrel in 1938, per the catelog, that they still made them until the barrels were consumed into 39/40.
    JimmyJo can you answer those question so me may get a better idea of what you actually have? Regards Dave
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