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winchester model 70 value

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  • hq
    I have a Winchester model 70 Super Grade in .270, made in 1948, that has about 98% original finish on the stock and barrel/reciever. However, it has an ECHO detatchable scope mount screwed onto the side of the receiver. I know this devalues the rifle, but by how much? I haven't been following model 70 prices recently so I don't really know where it sits.
    Thanks,
    M
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  • cody45
    depends on the vintage-pre war, transition. or post war. give the serial # and the condition and we can start an appraisal. Is it a std rifle, carbine, target, or supergrade?
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  • James Ayers
    [8D]--About as much as your description![?][?][?][:D]

    On your mark-get set- go away!!
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  • Ray Boone
    As an example, I bought a M70 of the transitional style- that is, the safety was the horseshoe shape, with the sleeve of Pre-war style, in 270, with unaltered wood, not bare spots on the blueing, with a Leupold Pioneer scope in adjusto-mounts, about a year ago, for $700 from a private party. My understanding was that "book" on it, w/o scope, was $750.
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  • hq
    thx ray b (and james ayers[:(!][B)]

    hq
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