Weatherby vanguard with wood stock value?
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I wouldn't pay more than $700.00 for it.
Only because everything else is overpriced imo and mine alone.
That is why I have not bought a new to me rifle in a long time.
But, if your buddy needs the cash for something important buy it and offer it in return should his circumstances change.
Either way I'll wager it is a shooter.
Again, imo and not looking to insult you or your friend.
Rob
Only because everything else is overpriced imo and mine alone.
That is why I have not bought a new to me rifle in a long time.
But, if your buddy needs the cash for something important buy it and offer it in return should his circumstances change.
Either way I'll wager it is a shooter.
Again, imo and not looking to insult you or your friend.
Rob
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thanks for the opinion, it’s what I’m looking for.
He has a vari x 11 that he wants to sell with it.
I really got no interest in either but if the price was right and I could make a few bucks , then why not.
He’s not hurting for cash as he’s looking to buy a rem .243 off GP.
He has a vari x 11 that he wants to sell with it.
I really got no interest in either but if the price was right and I could make a few bucks , then why not.
He’s not hurting for cash as he’s looking to buy a rem .243 off GP.
Yes sorry that was typo,Are u kidding us $2600 in 1968 ! WBee MK 5 s were not even that expensive. WTH let’s see the the receipt ! RJ
He said he had a v that was $2600.. lol
$701.34 txs in
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many on here know very little about pricing or value of firearms
1 st off this was a deluxe vanguard the wood on these is worth more than a todays vanguard and the scope quality is better than the off shore junk sold in todays market a retail value would be 850-900$ so if you could buy it for 600$ -700 $ that would be a very good purchase or buy a piece of grap in the today market savage ruger american to name a few and they are 1000$
if you pass i will give him 700$ for it
1 st off this was a deluxe vanguard the wood on these is worth more than a todays vanguard and the scope quality is better than the off shore junk sold in todays market a retail value would be 850-900$ so if you could buy it for 600$ -700 $ that would be a very good purchase or buy a piece of grap in the today market savage ruger american to name a few and they are 1000$
if you pass i will give him 700$ for it
the scope alone could be $400+ depending on II or III
all gloss matching parts is bonus points imo
Nice classic piece with all the looks of the Mark V series
id say 800-1000 depending on dent and scratches
and whether the sights are proper or gibbled on
all gloss matching parts is bonus points imo
Nice classic piece with all the looks of the Mark V series
id say 800-1000 depending on dent and scratches
and whether the sights are proper or gibbled on
We just picked up an early production Vanguard in 7mm Rem Mag with a quality scope on it for 850.00. The rifle is in my opinion a solid very good condition with probably not a lot of rounds through it.
Not sure of an invoice showing a purchase date on a Vanguard of 1968, from what I gather they weren't introduced until 1970.
Not sure of an invoice showing a purchase date on a Vanguard of 1968, from what I gather they weren't introduced until 1970.
I guess the official Weatherby website has it wrong when they say the Vanguard was released in 1970 then eh? 30 MM scopes were a thing back in 68 too? Serial numbers 25### in 1968? In 1970 a Vanguard was 199 US. So 700 bucks in 1968? A Mark 5 was 350 aprox around the same time just to put that out there too. That's a pretty nice almost computer printed looking receipt that only shows a "description" from 1968? Did your friend lay his hands on this rifle in 1968 or was it purchased used with a description saying it was mfg in 1968?
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