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I have this gun . . . Win Model 70
stickpig
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I have a Winchester Model 70 300 Mag and I would like to know its approximate value. I am guessing that it was manufactured some time in the 60's or early 70's. I know that the pre-'64 Model 70's are in high demand, but I am pretty sure it is not that old. It has a Leopold VariX II 3x-9x scope. It is in very good shape. I've knocked down 4 bucks with it, so I know it shoots straight.
I'm sure that there are books out there that have what I need, but I thought I would go the lazy route first. Any info is greatly appreciated.
I'm sure that there are books out there that have what I need, but I thought I would go the lazy route first. Any info is greatly appreciated.
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I'd say it would bring $650-$700 on the auction side.
Pictures really help.
The market on rifles is all about the time of year you are trying to sell....if it isn't a pre 64. Hunting rifles bring the most after August. Take the scope off and sell it seperately. You should get about $100 for the scope by itself, but it will not add $100 to your gun if you sell them together.
Synthetic stock or wood, how is the blue, shot a ton....how is the bore?
Very good Pre-64's can easily bring $1000.00 or more in desired calibers. .243, 257 Roberts, 300 Win Mag are easier to sell than most others.
The stock is structurally ok, with a few blemishes on the butt. Action is clean & smooth. Blue is good, but not perfect.
Scope is in great shape.
Thanks for all your help.
You can check the full serial number yourself at the link below.
http://armscollectors.com/sn/windates.htm
Using your description of the rifle. I agree with Locust Fork. $350 would be a good start and $500 the max.