M14 and winchester pre-64

marcus396

A buddy of mine has several guns for sale and if I could afford all 6 I would.

M1 garand 30-06 700.00
remington rand 1911 45 725.00
Bushmaster DCM 223 825.00
M14 308 850.00 extra stocks ammo
Winchester model 72 BA tube fed 22 175.00
Winchester Pre -64 30-06( M-39) made 39-41 700.00

all are supposedly in original cond and two were bought through Army program years ago. I really cannot find any info on M14 values. I already confirmed purchase of m-70 and 1911

bobski

whats the serial number and mfg'er of the M14?

marcus396

really dont know any info about M14 just that it is all original and I imagined he used it in Nam in the late 60's. My father is trying to get info on it, will post later springfield

cpermd

CP

Offers to buy, sell or trade are NOT allowed on the GB forums.

flyingtorpedo

quote:Originally posted by cpermd
If he has amnesty paperwork, I will pay $10,000 for the M14 right now.

CP


Your not the only one[;)]
Something makes me think it's a semi auto.... oh yea it's only 850 including ammo and stocks.

perry shooter

The list sounds too good to be true BUY them all If the 1911 is all original parts worth $1000.00 +

bobski

dibbs. i responded first![:D]

11b6r

Likely the M-14 is the semi-auto Norinco or Springield Armory version of the military M-14. M-14s were ALL full auto capable, and only 10 were ever sold thru the CMP program (as M-14 M's) and later recalled.

cpermd

quote:Originally posted by 11b6r
Likely the M-14 is the semi-auto Norinco or Springield Armory version of the military M-14. M-14s were ALL full auto capable, and only 10 were ever sold thru the CMP program (as M-14 M's) and later recalled.


Incorrect.
One person has one each of the makers.
There are several more than 10.
I have a Winchester and know of over 25 more.
We will probably never know the true number since the BATFE thugs are so screwed up.

CP

marcus396

Unfortunately, my ole lady gave me a choice of two, and I couldnt turn down the 1911 and Model 70, and trying to sell my right arm for the M14, my dad is picking up the 72, he bought several guns from this man in the past, unfortunately, he has cancer and they have to go

dcs shooters

List the ones left on the auction side. They should bring good money.

marcus396

Unfortunately, my ole lady gave me a choice of two, and I couldnt turn down the 1911 and Model 70, and trying to sell my right arm for the M14, my dad is picking up the 72, he bought several guns from this man in the past, unfortunately, he has cancer and they have to go. I know my father got a remington 722 244/6mm that I dont think had a box of shells shot through it. My father has a colt 1911Al US army parkerized circa 1942 and they are very similar, Hopefully it is marked USMC, then the value goes up, the model 70 could be a carbine with a 22" bbl, standard 24" or varmit/supergrade with 26" bbl, I may have bbl numbers off a little, I may luck out with that, but its definitely a 25xxx serial number and that puts it in 1940 range with 7100 produced, I am not here to sell any firearms, just to get info about values of these guns and which ones would get most bang for the buck. It all depends on condition of guns and how many times they have been fired.