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  • Ronald J. Snow
    To give an accurate value more information is needed. Barrel length, bore condition, what butt style does it have etc. From what I can see from the photos you have a rifle configuration rather than carbine. The screws are buggered, there is a chip in the buttstock on the right hand side near the upper tang. The rifle was manufactured in 1920 so it is not an antique. From what the picture shows I would put the value at no more than $425. providing the bore is good and the barrel and magazine tube have not been altered or the buttstock cut. Like I said, with the information provided this is only a guess.
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  • lead lobber
    other info

    Barrel Length 25"
    Bore Condition Excellent
    Butt Style Straight
    Yes, Rifle configuration
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  • captkirk3@dslextreme.com
    I Concur with Snow's assessment.....We need more information...a Better discription detailing the Metal, Wood, Bore, Butt Plate, Magazine, Marks and Scratchs and Finish.....an actual Value can't be placed on a few Photos...The Gun has to be an actual one on one Appraisal...I'm thinking...from what little I've seen of this gun and from what little discription was tendered...that it could be worth a bit more....but again...it needs to be professionally Appraised.....

    Captain Kirk, Tech Staff
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