Pre-64s run well north of $400 from what I’ve researched and that is a rifle, not carbine so worth a considerable premium. I figure it is worth $600 and likely more! It’s supply and demand. Find a guy looking for one like that and it will bring a big price! Times are pretty good right now and some folks can afford to invest in things they enjoy. It’s like putting money in the bank, only you will actually garner interest!
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Win 1894 ca. 1917 price help? Gunsmith friend
- ChrisG, 2019-10-12, 20:25
- that is a good price, even for a shooter. The - gary reeder, 2019-10-13, 09:50
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Favorite 30/30 dies and cast bullet weight? One
- ChrisG, 2019-10-13, 07:28
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RCBS & LEE . ALSO GET FROM LEE
- JT, 2019-10-13, 08:32
- 10-4 thanks! For 32 wcf I have a factory crimp die - ChrisG, 2019-10-13, 10:41
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RCBS & LEE . ALSO GET FROM LEE
- JT, 2019-10-13, 08:32
- RECOIL PADS ARE EASY TO REPLACE - JT, 2019-10-13, 06:40
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If you like it snag it fast.
- WB, 2019-10-13, 06:28
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WB is still living in the past. Out here a good pre-64
- gary reeder, 2019-10-13, 09:54
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we had one on consignment recently made in 1939 that was in
- gary reeder, 2019-10-13, 09:57
- Wow. 99% sure I'm buying it. Thanks! (nm) - ChrisG, 2019-10-13, 10:44
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we had one on consignment recently made in 1939 that was in
- gary reeder, 2019-10-13, 09:57
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WB is still living in the past. Out here a good pre-64
- gary reeder, 2019-10-13, 09:54
- don't know about price - JB, 2019-10-12, 20:45