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  • Sam06
    That is nice.

    It is in 22 WRF and that probably lowers its value some.
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  • KenK/84Bravo
    I like that very much, and would be bidding on it (thanks to this link.) except recent circumstances preclude my bidding.

    A nice gun, at a nice price IMHO.

    Always wanted an early Winchester pump .22.
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  • mrmike08075
    I have a secret stash of CCI .22 wrf from around 15 years ago...

    The .22 long is a shorter .22 long rifle

    The .22 wrf is a shorter .22 Winchester magnum

    Yes I would think that the chambering is holding it back - were it a standard .22 chambering I would expect it to be well above twice what it's at now - maybe as high as $1500.00

    On the other hand the reason it's so nice is that I was not shot for at least decades - had it been a standard rimfire it would have continued to see heavy use continually.

    Needs a tang mount pillar screw Jack peep sight.

    Under $700.00 is a steal considering how it looks.

    Mike
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  • kimi
    Glad ya'll like it, as it will be a good buy at that price! And for it's age, it has that well cared for honest look. Actually, the caliber is what makes it such a great buy as there is a considerable premium for the WRF over the Short and Long...only the Long Rifle has a better premium where standard features are concerned.
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  • gearheaddad
    Nice looking rifle for sure!
    You and those little Winchester 22 pumps, James!
    Haha
    I'll agree with the others. I believe the condition is because of the caliber and lack of easy access to the WRF ammo. And again, I believe the WRF holds back the price somewhat.
    I just scored a nice honest, nothing overly special model 90 in 22LR a few weeks ago. Sweet little rifles!
    I landed a dandy little Model 75(approx 1948) with an Unertel 20x scope at the local gun show yesterday.
    Pretty clean, used but not abused target rifle.
    I'm rather pleased with it. I like the scope!
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  • kimi
    gearheaddad wrote:
    Nice looking rifle for sure!
    You and those little Winchester 22 pumps, James!
    Haha
    I'll agree with the others. I believe the condition is because of the caliber and lack of easy access to the WRF ammo. And again, I believe the WRF holds back the price somewhat.
    I just scored a nice honest, nothing overly special model 90 in 22LR a few weeks ago. Sweet little rifles!
    I landed a dandy little Model 75(approx 1948) with an Unertel 20x scope at the local gun show yesterday.
    Pretty clean, used but not abused target rifle.
    I'm rather pleased with it. I like the scope!

    That it is, Ed! The market is so depressed that good deals abound on Winchester collectibles. I agree about the ammo factor where, primarily, shooters would be concerned, I was just making a reference to the premium difference between calibers that exists today...and, of course, the less the condition, the less the premium.

    Happy to hear that you picked one up in LR, too! We need to see picks of your 90 and scoped 75, ED!!!! :D
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