What do you think these are worth
- Thread starter misfit
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you know I hate to be that guy
but I googled that german phrase and the words "for sale"
common guys
it's right there
maybe the next person could actually copy all the information, but it would be too big to post
I was just curious myself, and I was surprised to see so much info
but I googled that german phrase and the words "for sale"
common guys
it's right there
maybe the next person could actually copy all the information, but it would be too big to post
I was just curious myself, and I was surprised to see so much info
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- Winnipeg,Man.
at most each gun may be worth between $100-$125. I would not pay even that much for that Cooey 64.
I'm working on a dim monitor...the top rifle looks to be of the springfield87/Savage6 (many more names too) variety. Does it have gills in the receiver? 100-125 if in great shape.
-Pretty nifty rifle in it's day. You can lock the bolt making it a "straight pull" bolt action. Bolt only closes when trigger is released. They make a distinctive clackety sound
I disagree with Mr. Toymaker about the Cooey 64...it's worth millions (I'm biased). You may have to accept a hundred for it though.
-My first (and still fav) .22 was a Cooey 64. Keep it clean (every 500-1000 rds), and run it dry. These are fussy eaters...stick to round nosed ammo. Made by Cooey, Lakefield, and even now by Savage. 50+ years in production means something.
Bottom single shot, German boy's rifle. 100 would be topping it's worth. Not "common", but certainly not rare.
Opinions only, and not from a blue book. If you get a brick of ammo, you might find them priceless though.
