Winchester Appraisal ?

[PS229]

Can anyone recommend an appraiser that knows Winchester Mod 70 bolt actions? My LGS will do one, but all they really do is get info from the major gun sales sights. (Gun broker etc.)

Thanks for any help.

 

[WLhunter]

What cha got? Throw it out here lots of folks with answers other than tree fiddy.

 

[Gun Guru]

Roger Rule wrote the book on Model 70s and he lives right up in Oakwood.

 

[1EDsson]

Yeah, in for info, I have one too. There were so many different versions,

 

[PS229]

I wasn't sure where to post this question, so thanks to whomever moved it.

 

[PS229]

I wasn't sure where to post this question, so thanks to whomever moved it.

or whoever moved it. I know a little about these. Mod 70's, a .225 and 30.06 from 1968 NIB unfired with boxes. American Walnut Monte Carlo stocks I believe and jeweled bolts.

 

[Glock 21]

Best place to look is gunbroker at closed auctions. Yes you can use a blue book and get the value (insurance purposes) but at the end of the day a gun is only worth what people are willing to pay

 

[PS229]

Best place to look is gunbroker at closed auctions. Yes you can use a blue book and get the value (insurance purposes) but at the end of the day a gun is only worth what people are willing to pay

Very true, but finding comparable guns or actual selling price has been hard to do.

 

[Glock 21]

Very true, but finding comparable guns or actual selling price has been hard to do.

You have to have a account and then you can view auctions that have ended and the selling price