Help, Trying to find out the value of some guns.

[KyleSchenk]

A co-worker of mine asked me to help him figure out what a couple of guns he wants to get rid of are worth. I haven't seen them but he says the are in good shape 90-95% or so. Both have irons on them.

The first one is a bolt action CIL 30-30, I don't think its worth much at least not to me Anybody care to take a stab?

Second is a Mossberg Chuckster .22WMR. Again I have no idea.

He also has a 12ga., Im trying to find out about as well.
http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/forum/showthread.php?t=273481

Any help would be great.

 

[chola]

I would say both of them are in and around the $250 range...seen a few of them on here over the last few years....

 

[762shooter]

I recently sold one of the CIL (Savage) 30-30 rifles for $175 in very good condittion, with scope mount and felt that was a fair price.

 

[gunrunner100]

I recently sold one of the CIL (Savage) 30-30 rifles for $175 in very good condittion, with scope mount and felt that was a fair price.

I'll say! Considering the mount (Weaver) with rings is about $60.
CIL is nothing fancy, but a good rifle. Nice thing with the bolt rifle is that you can shoot spitzer bullets, no worries about bullet to primer in a mag tube.
The Chuckster is about $150-$225 dependent on condition.

 

[762shooter]

Nice thing with the bolt rifle is that you can shoot spitzer bullets, no worries about bullet to primer in a mag tube.

Yes, but I found that I had to single load them because the pointed bullets resulted in a round too long for the magazine or else the bullet stuffed way back in to the case.

 

[gunrunner100]

I used a flat-based 150 grain spitzer (can't remember which maker). It fit in the mag quite well with no issues feeding.

 

[senior]

I used a flat-based 150 grain spitzer (can't remember which maker). It fit in the mag quite well with no issues feeding.

There's very few spitzers short enough to not have to be seated to deep!

I sold a Steven 30-30 for $250 but it was minty..minty!