Weatherby xxii semi auto 22

[prolifik]

I have a Weatherby mk xxii semi auto 22 that I'm told was made in Italy by berreta in the 60s in very good condition. Does anyone know what it's worth?

 

[enefgee]

How many mags, and what size (capacity). The mags work in Beretta Olympias, most of which came with 5 rounders. As far as the rifles go, I wouldn't guess they're as desirable as a Brno, but more than a Cooey - $3-500. They're worth a couple of hundred more in the US, like most Weatherbys. Then again, you might find a Weatherby collector who needs one last piece to complete a collection, in which case..... It's a tough gun to place simply due to the fact that there aren't many out there, and there isn't a screaming demand. The mags are worth a pretty penny though.

 

[nowarningshot]

I would add $200 to the above.

 

[jes]

I'd 2nd nowarningshot, $500 to $750, if it's in very nice shape and if it happens to have exceptional wood, maybe even more? Like previously mentioned, magazines are worth quite a bit. I think if you posted it in the for sale adds for $700 it would sell quickly. Just my opinion.

 

[nowarningshot]

Every Weatherby rimfire i have seen, has exceptional wood. The bolts are basically high grade anchutz. Not sure who makes the semi, but mechanicals would not be weatherby.

 

[45CAT]

Some made in Japan , US , Italy

 

[enefgee]

The Italian guns were made by Beretta - which is why the mags fit the Olympia. As I said, they aren't common, I'm just not aware of the collector market for the semi.

 

[cdill]

Every Weatherby rimfire i have seen, has exceptional wood. The bolts are basically high grade anchutz.

Took a stock 64 barreled action and engraved Weatherby name on it and then put it in a high grade stock that is a thing of beauty. It was a great marketing strategy for Weatherby.

They group quite well with the right ammo - just like you would expect from an Anschutz 64 action.

 

[Fred flinstone]

What are you asking for it, any pics thanks

 

[a j cave]

Took a stock 64 barreled action and engraved Weatherby name on it and then put it in a high grade stock that is a thing of beauty. It was a great marketing strategy for Weatherby.

They group quite well with the right ammo - just like you would expect from an Anschutz 64 action.

The semi was made till 1980s and US prices un $500-700. The bolt action were 64. Demand here is limited, price is hard to call 500 is just a guess.

 

[15567]

How would a bolt action Weatherby XXII which has the Anschutz 64 action, takes Anschutz magazines and has super wood compare price wise/desireability to the semi-auto version?

 

[a j cave]

I believe the bolt repeater 64 action has a much higher demand and price as well. Check if any in EE

 

[nowarningshot]

How would a bolt action Weatherby XXII which has the Anschutz 64 action, takes Anschutz magazines and has super wood compare price wise/desireability to the semi-auto version?

Probably doesn't compare. Top end wood, i would.bet a weatherby foreend tip. Goes to attention to detail, weatherby wood, quality bluing.

If one wants a comparable, look at one pays for a bone stock ....semi....10/22.

About the only comparable i can think of is the semi Voerre, as a exotic/uncommon 22 semi. Would bet mags would.be pricey for both, weatherby wood much better.

If one looked for a new production 22 semi of this quality, there would be no comparable.