Winchester Model 70, 338 Win. Magnum

kspray26

anyone have a good value for this gun in 99% condition, blued, walnut stock, iron sights and drilled for rings.

Thanks

cpermd

quote:Originally posted by kspray26
anyone have a good value for this gun in 99% condition, blued, walnut stock, iron sights and drilled for rings.

Thanks


That is humorous.

CP

kspray26

WHY HUMEROUS?

duckhunter

Lack of info.

kspray26

What other info would be helpfull?

badsbsnf81

Helpful info includes but is not limited to:
Pre or Post 64?
Factory drilled or aftermarket?
Original stock? Wood or synthetic?
Straight 70 or a higher grade?
Any engraving?
Got the box, papers?
Any accessories?

vdms55

kspray, pictures are always the best.some famous guy once said a pic. is worth.... serial # to determine date of manufacture may help for interested persons, the very least way to determine ball park value is do a search on the auction side and see what they have/are selling for. good luck

kspray26

This is a 1974 model 70, factory drilled, no front sight hood
origonal stock wood, no box engraving or papers

kspray26

also this gun has no marring on the blueing.
the only "damage" to it that takes it to 99% is on the chhek piece area and looks like it came from the bolt.

kspray26

Any other questions that would help get an accurate price range on this weapon?

idahoducker

Over in the auctions, most minumum bids have been set from $650 - $900. It appears that very few are actually selling in that range.