A pic, would help greatly.
If its not trashed out its worth what a new gun would cost. Very popular.
It is original everything? Stock and all? Overall condition? Actual year made? Submodel and features? Original box? Post up a pic with info and I'll look it up in Fjestad.
Need more info on stock, model, condition, pre-war or post.....
I sold a 1938 M-70 .375 H&H mag that had a tapped receiver
for $2,500 a few years ago on gunbroker.
I think I paid about $450 for the rifle originally.
I sold a 1938 M-70 .375 H&H mag that had a tapped receiver
for $2,500 a few years ago on gunbroker.I think I paid about $450 for the rifle originally.
Yep, condition matters.
With some additional details someone could look it up in the Blue Book, or you can do that yourself.
Very good and popular rifle.
The standard 30-06 was probably the most common version, but the lightweight was popular also.
Date of manufacture would be good to know, some variation depending on when it was built (pre-war, transition, post-transition).
With some additional details someone could look it up in the Blue Book, or you can do that yourself.
Very good and popular rifle.
The standard 30-06 was probably the most common version, but the lightweight was popular also.
Date of manufacture would be good to know, some variation depending on when it was built (pre-war, transition, post-transition).
