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Posted: 3/29/2011 8:08:34 AM EDT
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My counterpart just walked in with this rifle that has been in the family for at least 50 years wanting to know more about it. I've done the "google is your friend" search, but was wondering if anyone has anything interesting regarding the weapon that they can share?
Box is designed to hold the weapon in the break-down condition. Obviously made for the weapon by ouch hate the clips that hold it in place. Sorry, cell phone was all I had available. Looks pretty clean; 85-90%. Blue'ing is pretty good, the old scope is intact and clear. Wood is 95-98%. 
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Are those spring clips like broom-closet clips?
If so, that's awful, downright abusive. Are you going to end up as the owner? I've had mine for around twenty-five years; gone through several 10-22s and a bunch of bolt action .22s in that time, but I just won't part with my old Win. 63. |
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No. I'm the resident "gun nut" so anything they come across they bring to me for research.
And yes, just like the broom clips. It really HURTS to watch/hear it go in, but it's not my weapon. I'd like to have it, but as I am currently selling some of my stuff to make sure my son gets his therapies, this won't even show up on my "want" list. |
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My counterpart just walked in with this rifle that has been in the family for at least 50 years wanting to know more about it. I've done the "google is your friend" search, but was wondering if anyone has anything interesting regarding the weapon that they can share? Bluebook sez: 20 or 23" bbl (disc 1936), Approx 174,692 made between 1933-58.
100% = $1,100 90% = $750 60% = $425 Now, there is also a recent production Model 63 as well. 23" bbl, blued finish, mfg from 1997-98.
100% = $610 90% = $430 60% = $270 There is also a High Grade model with engraved gold animals. 1,000 made, 1997 only. Hope this helps! |
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