[Boomer1946]

I have a mod. 70... w/ weaver 4X scope... w/ hooded front sight, no rear sight... serial # 118XXX sez it was made in '49... lands and grooves appear in good condition, minor blemishes on stock. no unusual wear,bolt action is tight. It isn't marked as a super grade, original sling in good shape...
With all these things considered... what would be a fair asking price... in general ?... Honestly don't know.

 

[rdj94a]

pics will help

 

[Xd357]

+ 1 on pics

 

[SubGunFan]

Based on a quick search.... I would say between $750 and $1000.

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[Doug Bowser]

+1 to subgunfun. These rifles are the greatest. I have one made in 1937. It still shoots 5/8" groups at 100 yards off the bags.

Doug

 

[ftsibley]

DONT SALE IT. YOU WILL REGRET IT.

win model 70 220 swift made in 1952- sold it and have regretted it ever since

:wallbash:

 

[rdj94a]

better keep it

 

[Boomer1946]

Thanks for all the info guys.... and honestly don't want to sell it. Got it from my now deceased father... Will try to send pix of it just FYI... if you like...
Thanks again
Boomer
desert of Calif.

 

[captain-03]

Would love to see a couple of pictures as I am not familiar with this rifle.

 

[live2hunt]

boomer, you have a wonderful piece of winchester history, hold on to that rifle, use it from time to time, and think about your dad when you use it, i inherited several model 70's from my great grandad, one being a pre war (1941) model 70 super grade 22 hornet..... i do use it for plinking and crow and coyote hunting on pretty days, there could never be a price on it, some say i am to sentimental in that regard, i say i am just a caretaker of what my grandad loved, and i intend to pass it down to the next generation of my family, they are just well made firearms..... jmo.

 

[sidroski]

I have to agree with Live2Hunt, you'll always regret selling something your dad or granddad passed on to you.

 

[edm]

Hey, I think you should trade it.....What do you want?

 

[live2hunt]

your pre 64's worth

boomer, just my opinion, but with no sentimental value included, i would say your model 70 is in the $1500 to $1800 dollar value range, just take a look at guns america, or gun broker...........