Grandfather's Winchester 30-30

[safehunter]

$400 - $550 depending on condition if it’s a standard model 94 carbine

^^^ this

Underappreciated rifle these days. The masses want magnums, synthetic and glass.

 

[mbogo3]

As the vultures circle.

 

[Galipo]

Thanks guys. It was my grandfather's gun (a '51) which ended up being "gifted" (long after he died) to an outside party.

 

[bobdbldr]

See one of the other posts re. Winchester 94, 30-30 rifles.

There were over 7,000,000 of them made so unless they have some special factory feature for the most part your average example is not worth a heckuva lot of money.

In my opinion, even a 1950s model in "Fair" condition wouldn't be worth more than $350.

But what do I know? I have three; a 1927, a 1955 and a mid-70s but I've never paid a nickel for one yet, they were donations.

I will give you $400 for the 55, just because it's my birth year, missed out on a couple on the EE! They appear once in a while and like you say, $350 for fair and up to $600 for ones in very good shape but used of course!

 

[kamlooky]

Thanks guys. It was my grandfather's gun (a '51) which ended up being "gifted" (long after he died) to an outside party.

Please don't be held for ransom.
Find a trusted soul in yer life and get them to buy it secretly for you.
Tell the seller to gft...................
Walk away from it and do as mentioned above.

 

[Travis Bickle]

I use the EE to gauge average market price.
So with that in mind I would say anywhere from $400 to $2K....
In all seriousness though it sounds like it would be around the $350 to $450 mark depending on how accurate a description "fair" is.
If it's in rough condition I wouldn't pay more than $350 for it now matter what year it was made but I'm one of those odd ducks that thinks that a rifle of which over 7 million+ were made in North America isn't worth all that much