- Location
- Haliburton County, Central Ontario
What might my NAACO 'Grizzly' single shot .22 be worth? Had it since new in the 1960's and it's in really nice shape. Bedded, and with a scope, it shoots quarters at 50 yards.
Single shot North American Arms Co (NAACO)
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$5.00 plus tax
Bought one at a gun auction a couple of years ago, it was late and the interest was wayning, only bid $5.00 as is. It is the only one I have seen like it with cut cheakering on really nice wood. The gun is a 90%, no marks purfect bore. I fixed the safety, put a cheap scope on it, tuned the trigger a bit. It shoots great under 3/4" at 50 yards with Dyna points, can't complain about it. To tell you the truth I giggle like a kid ever time I shoot it, some times you do win.
I'll give you $10.00 for yours, but won't sell my for less than $200
Bought one at a gun auction a couple of years ago, it was late and the interest was wayning, only bid $5.00 as is. It is the only one I have seen like it with cut cheakering on really nice wood. The gun is a 90%, no marks purfect bore. I fixed the safety, put a cheap scope on it, tuned the trigger a bit. It shoots great under 3/4" at 50 yards with Dyna points, can't complain about it. To tell you the truth I giggle like a kid ever time I shoot it, some times you do win.
I'll give you $10.00 for yours, but won't sell my for less than $200
- Location
- Haliburton County, Central Ontario
Ya, but mine has a Lyman peep sight on it, has been glass bedded, trigger tweaked, and will shoot yours under the table any day. Eh.
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I baby sat my friends Grizzly singlshot 22lr target one winter, and it was amazingly accurate for a low end gun, but I should think somewher around $200 would be fair? But if the wood & chekering is amazing, may add anothe $50-75
lol
I guess I should have added a lol when I said I would give you $10.00 for your Target Grizzly. I agree these gun are not valued very highly, most likely being alot of people have not heard of them. I have seen a couple at gun shows and a few of EE and most around $100-$125, but none of them had the Lyman sight, I think that sould add a bit maybe $50-$75.
I have a 1961 NACCO catalogue and it lists the Model 30 Target at $37.95.
The one I have with the cut ckeckering is not shown but it must be original.
Oh by the way, mine shoots much better with Green Tags (1/2 at 50)
but only when I'm not giggling ($5.00)
I guess I should have added a lol when I said I would give you $10.00 for your Target Grizzly. I agree these gun are not valued very highly, most likely being alot of people have not heard of them. I have seen a couple at gun shows and a few of EE and most around $100-$125, but none of them had the Lyman sight, I think that sould add a bit maybe $50-$75.
I have a 1961 NACCO catalogue and it lists the Model 30 Target at $37.95.
The one I have with the cut ckeckering is not shown but it must be original.
Oh by the way, mine shoots much better with Green Tags (1/2 at 50)
but only when I'm not giggling ($5.00)
- Location
- Haliburton County, Central Ontario
QSL,
Mine doesn't have the checkered stock unfortunately, but it does have nice wood. I have a scope on it right now and can get the same 1/2" @ 50 all day, giggling aside.
Bought mine in high school in the 60s along with its pal the NAACO 'Mallard' single 20 gauge. The shotgun has seen a very, very hard life, but keeps on ticking. Maybe I can get $10 for the pair?
Check your PM.
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I have the repeater model that someone modified to use a cooey clip. I have a 4x scope on it and it shoots very good. I sanded the stock down years ago and thinned it down some. My wife painted a fox on the stock then varnished over it. It gets lots of use come gopher season, and always bring a smile to my face.
