Norinco 22lr lever Another Whats it Worth

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I might be looking to trade this towards some stuff . Disclaimer note ... I only bought it cause it was cheeeeep . And thot I would use it until I decided on a 9422 or henry or a 39A .
Norinco 22lr lever ,copy of a 9422 . Nice shape shoots everything . Somebody put sling swivels on it a bit crooked
Value ??
 
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LE303 said:
I might be looking to trade this towards some stuff . Disclaimer note ... I only bought it cause it was cheeeeep . And thot I would use it until I decided on a 9422 or henry or a 39A .
Norinco 22lr lever ,copy of a 9422 . Nice shape shoots everything . Somebody put sling swivels on it a bit crooked
Value ??
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They were 200$ new back in 2012 ....I'd say it would sell for 400$ max on ee these days even with the crooked sling swivels
 
Last one I sold pre covid I think, good condition with a new lifter was 250.oo I think? It sold quick, so you know it was too cheap.
 
Can't add anything as to value, but wouldn't mind a couple pics just to see what it is. Didnt know about these until you posted.

BTW ignore the douchebag responses.
 
Ok Thanks I,m going to say its worth 250 for trade value
Ya anytime I see / read any posts on any threads that look a lil funky I immediately Go to their post history and base my judgements on that .
And I know its sposed to be easy to post pics here but my computor wont do it .
 
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For a couple hundred turd bucks it's worth keeping if it shoots well.... kind of funny that everything has gone up in price, and there has been a bit of a lever action craze going on for the last 3-4 years, yet some people seem to think this model is unique enough to have it's own economic bubble.
 
Can-down said:
For a couple hundred turd bucks it's worth keeping if it shoots well.... kind of funny that everything has gone up in price, and there has been a bit of a lever action craze going on for the last 3-4 years, yet some people seem to think this model is unique enough to have it's own economic bubble.
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Hey it’s limited production from the motherland, that plus the devaluation of our turd bucks with 30% inflation year over year on most things, well that means it’s worth at least $700 today
 
gravis said:
Hey it’s limited production from the motherland, that plus the devaluation of our turd bucks with 30% inflation year over year on most things, well that means it’s worth at least $700 today
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Anything lower then $500 is racist!

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gravis said:
Hey it’s limited production from the motherland, that plus the devaluation of our turd bucks with 30% inflation year over year on most things, well that means it’s worth at least $700 today
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You could have a bright future in politics, or selling primers.
 
LE303 said:
Ok Thanks I,m going to say its worth 250 for trade value....
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If you listed it for $250, it would be sold in minutes.

In an open market, something is worth exactly as much as a buyer is willing to pay for it. Lever action 22 rifles are in relatively short supply at the moment, so that affects how much a motivated buyer might pay.
 
Can-down said:
For a couple hundred turd bucks it's worth keeping if it shoots well.... kind of funny that everything has gone up in price, and there has been a bit of a lever action craze going on for the last 3-4 years, yet some people seem to think this model is unique enough to have it's own economic bubble.
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It's not that the value of anything has gone up, just that the dollar is getting closer to worthless!

As to the gun, IMO, you are looking for a balance between what it was worth new, what a new one is worth now, how it functions (because not all Norinco stuff is equal!), and what condition it is in. I'll leave that up to you to decide!

I have had a couple Norc's in the locker, and would NOT have parted with them, for what was paid for them originally! Even as beat as they were. Crude, yes, functional and accurate, hell yes! Look at what ten years has done to the prices of other things... Not saying that they should automatically keep up, just that you need to compare...
 
I had an order with Marstar for years for one until Norinco finally said they were no longer supplying them So ended up with a Marlin. and a couple of Henrys and an Italian one instead.
 
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