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Value Of Model 12 Winchester

buddyb
I have the chance at a field grade 16 gauge model 12 Winchester.The gun looks like mid 50s to early 60s. It is brand new still in the box with all the papers and the owner said it has never been put together.What would be a fair offer?
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  • FrancF
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    Just guessing but I dont think $700+ would be not out of line for a collector like that! wow what a find!!!!

    offer $500 [:D]





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  • only winchesters
    Hello Buddy! You didn't give me much to go on here!!!
    Standard field grade plain barrel, Full or Mod choke: $750-$1000
    Standard field Grade, Solid Ribbed Barrel, Full or Mod,: $1200-$1500
    Deluxe field, Has checkered stocks,Solid Rib, $$1500-$2500
    Special field, has a simmons donut post rib, full or Mod: $1200-$1500
    Skeet Gun with a WS-1 or WS-2 choke: $2000--$3500
    If it has an Imp/cyl choked barrel you can add 15%-40% to the first four. Add 5-10% if it has a 26 in. barrel in lieu of a 28 in. barrel

    If the gun doesn't fall into one of the above, tell me what you have.
    Regards Dave
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  • Hangfire
    quote:Originally posted by FrancF
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    Just guessing but I dont think $700+ would be out of line for a collector like that! wow what a find!!!!

    offer $500 [:D]





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    DANG FRANK..you're cheap!!!! [8D][8D]

    Love them Pre-64's!!!!-Bob
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  • FrancF
    oops that was to say "700+ would "Not" be out of line my mistake [V][V][V]

    Bob I know that one is gold [:D][:D][:D][8D][;)] I have one in about 65%.






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  • chuck
    Any Wincherster, If it is complet and shootable, I will give $19.95 for.[8D][8D]
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  • buddyb
    Its a plain barrel,mod choke.
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  • only winchesters
    Hello Buddy: Plain barrel Modifed choke, NIB about $750-$1100. they are out there, I see several every year. It wont go down in value as long as you don't shoot it. The nicer the stocks, and age play a factor. If it has the flat bottom forearm, (used through 1956) or the extended forearm (1957-1964) I would tend to go a little more on the flat bottom one. Regards Dave
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  • Hangfire
    quote:Originally posted by chuck
    Any Wincherster, If it is complet and shootable, I will give $19.95 for.[8D][8D]


    Jeeze... thats got to be the most you've been willing to pay for any of your guns so far!!!!...[8D]

    Love them Pre-64's!!!!-Bob
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  • chuck
    Hangfire, Good come back[:0][:D]
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  • Old hickory
    Box and papers worth $200 in todays market alone. Gun should be $550+ Put them together and it would be at least $800 The 16's are pretty hot now. Weight wise, they are within 4 ounces of a 20 guage. They handle like a dream. 16 is a very under rated guage that people are gradually catching onto again. Growing up in Northern Illinois farm country in the 1950's, it was the guage of choice among the hardheaded farmers I lived by.
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