Usually are and they generally don’t hurt. But good to talk price down. I fixed my .401, they usually are worse. $350 is a good deal if it’s original and no extra holes drilled in it. Factory usually came with two for a tang site. Also retraction got altered butt pads. $300 is cool for a shooter.
Collector specimens can fetch $1000-1500 depending on unique factors. Out of my wheelhouse. I sold mine for $425. The .401 usually fetches $150-200 more than the .351. They made .351 rifles up to 1957!
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I know one of y'all were into the
- Sid R, 2020-03-23, 12:04
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Look real close for forend cracks. Probably some
- WB, 2020-03-23, 12:15
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I think this one is a 1909 and it is in fine condition. (nm)
- Sid R, 2020-03-23, 12:20
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In that case, pre-war and fine cond. around $500 would be
- WB, 2020-03-23, 13:47
- Thanks (nm) - Sid R, 2020-03-23, 16:58
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In that case, pre-war and fine cond. around $500 would be
- WB, 2020-03-23, 13:47
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I think this one is a 1909 and it is in fine condition. (nm)
- Sid R, 2020-03-23, 12:20
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Look real close for forend cracks. Probably some
- WB, 2020-03-23, 12:15