Take down 99...
This afternoon, I ran across a .250-3000 Model 99, supposedly built in 1915. It has a carbine length barrel. This dealer wants $600 for it and will ship for $25 plus actual shipping to any other FFL.
I don't know if this is a good price, The bore is very nice, and the rest of the firearm has seen quite a bit of handling wear.
Anyone who might be seriously interested, email me, and I'll pass your info on to the dealer. I know he won't go below $600.
Doug
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I don't know if this is a good price, The bore is very nice, and the rest of the firearm has seen quite a bit of handling wear.
Anyone who might be seriously interested, email me, and I'll pass your info on to the dealer. I know he won't go below $600.
Doug
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I have a 1928 Take Down in .303 Savage. I am going to say that in that condition $600 is ALL the money for that one. 0 -
He also has a rifle length .303 Savage with an octagon barrel for $400.
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Not to hijack the thread, but you have mail 0 -
quote:Originally posted by Doug Wilson
He also has a rifle length .303 Savage with an octagon barrel for $400.
Doug
That sounds like a good one for $400 if the bore is still good.0 -
wth happened to the prices on 99s?
not THAT long ago my octagon bbl, crescent stocked got an offer of $1000 sight unseen!
now i see them on the auction side (newer models at least) for $300-$600 and few if any bids!?0 -
Old 99's in good shape, are going for way over book valu around here. If you can get a 250/3000 in good shape for $600 I'd grab it pronto!!!
If it's altered in any way, and beat up it isn't worth much only as a shooter.0
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