Manufactured by Remington and i really good shape.
I need help with value and am willing to trade for bolt action centerfire or autoload 12ga.
RSVP
Dan

Have any pics?

Curtis

goforchrome,

check this site see if you can find value of your firearm there

http://www.galleryofguns.com/gunlocator/LocatorStart.Asp?C=Y

BBVD, you've got mail.
Stlhdfhsn, thanks but they have nothing listed if I'm using the site correctly.
Jouster.com has been very good as well as gunbroker.com.
Anyone else?

The 1903 would be cool, but what I really want is an M1 Garand. Got any of those laying around?

Ok, an M-14 would also be nice, but I don't think I'll have much luck with that.

hehe Parker, sure you wouldnt want an M60 instead? or an M16 with a M203 mount??

I didn't get any mail, try sending it to ctwiggs1@yahoo.com

Curtis

Sorry for not replying sooner.
Here's the update.
Local shops are arrogant experts until you present them with an item with some historical value.
One shop in the area was able to give me a value and really want to buy it for that value.
Ben's Loans in Renton is awesome.
They have EVERYTHING in there, it's very fairly priced and the guys behind the counter don't have attitude.
One of the guys happens to collect the particular gun I brought in. He said market value is $600-650 and offered me $450.
I ended up trading him for a new Tikka .300WSM and he set me up with ammo and case. I owed a little cash on the deal.
I bought a Burris Fullfield II scope on Ebay and will set that up.
Anybody have a boresighter that I can borrow?
I later found out Ben's sells the most guns in the state.
I would not hesistate to do more business there or refer my friends.
Sorry, Parker and BBVD, if it was an M-1, I would not be interested in trading.
If you want to get together for sight-in, give me an email.
Later,
Dan