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Winchester pre-64 Model 70 7x57

krw
What would a pre-64 Winchester model 70 in 7x57 at 98% be worth?
One will be sold at auction on Saturday in Arkansas. Know I can't afford, have seen only one at Tulsa, man with the overalls.
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krw
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  • snickers
    Where in Arkansas is the auction?

    MONEY TALKS mine says good-bye
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  • krw
    Batesville AR. Feller has several nib pre-64 winchesters. Also has over a hundred old S@W antique revolvers. Probably 20 model 70's listed in auction block in Arkansas Democrat Gazette. Rifle deer season opens same day so i won't be there.
    krw
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  • Bert H.
    krw...

    Probably somewhere north of $1500, but one never really knows what something will bring at an auction.

    One can sometimes get a fantastic deal simply because nobody else at the auction is interested in the item, or has any money left when the item reaches the gavel. For example, just recently, I got a really good deal (almost a steal) on a Winchester Model 97 slide action shotgun (in 95% graded condition) at an auction... it was in the third and final session of the auction, and was in the last 30 items or so to be auctioned (9:45 PM in the evening)... I got it for a mere $525[:p]

    Nice caliber by the way[^]

    Bert H.

    Real Men use a SINGLE-SHOT!
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  • rockton
    The pre 64 will be worth roughly $3500 or more if it was manufactured before WW1.

    I know because I bought one.

    Rockton
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  • Bert H.
    quote:Originally posted by rockton
    The pre 64 will be worth roughly $3500 or more if it was manufactured before WW1.

    I know because I bought one.

    Rockton


    Rockton... if really you bought a pre WW I Model 70, it is worth a few MILLION $$$$ because it is the ONLY one in existence!

    Bert H.

    Real Men use a SINGLE-SHOT!
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  • Kdub
    True, Bert H -

    Seeing as how they didn't crank out the first one until 1937.

    Saxon - Don't you just hate it when you find the auctions rigged like that? Last time I went to an estate sale, the auctioneer and the family were working together to run the bidding up. Walked away with all my money still in my pocket.

    Keep off the Ridgeline
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