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Both of the rifles shown below were bought with scopes.
I sold one of them and I have one left.
I assume that the scope can be removed if that is what someone wants to do.
Both rifles are in the same condition from the date they were purchased from the Coronet Gun Shop in Montreal.
The scopes were installed by the gun shop when purchased.
Both rifles are in the same condition from the date they were purchased from the Coronet Gun Shop in Montreal.
The scopes were installed by the gun shop when purchased.
What date was that? Did you buy them new or used? Surely they did not come with the scratches on the stock....
(re-read your post , sounds like you inherited one and bought the other one but it's not clear? Maybe your Dad and his brother got them as kids and you've now inherited both?)
The matte black barrels and barrel band looks odd , but that could just be oil and flash photography?
Regardless they look like nice and are still worth about what they sold for in the 70's when you factor in inflation.
People don't like paying over a grand for the old 9422, but they are not being made and similar modern guns are not getting cheaper and will only get more expensive as our dollar's value goes down.....
Nice guns, specially if there is a family connection. Have you shot them much before deciding to sell them off?
If your Uncle is still with us its worth 900-1200 dollars, if he's no longer with us its priceless, I have an old broken watch that was my uncle Jacks and I wouldn't sell it for a million bucks.
Both rifles were purchased new.
My 9422 was purchased on March 12 1974 from Coronet Gun Shop.
My father traded a Marlin 22 for the Winchester.
The original cost before the trade was $150 plus $25 for the scope.
After the trade the cost was $81.
I sold this rifle in January 2020.
My father died in 1979 and my uncle died in 2008.
My uncle was not a gun guy-- I doubt that he shot it very much before he gave it to me.
I have never fired it.
I would way way sooner buy a nice 94/22 than a pot metal Henry lever gun. 94/22 smoothest lever gun ever. Forged receivers machined bolt. Quality compare to the cheap stuff these days
you can't beat those 9422's,,and the prices keep going up and up,,great investment and lots of fun,,i bought 3 more today at a show,including a Wincam mag,Wintuff LR, and a checkered 22 mag,great addition to the 9422 collection,if you can find a clean one for about $1000.00 jump on it,you wont regret it,and it will only go up in value.
I wouldn't have sold such a family heirloom as your dad's 9422. But that's just me, guess I'm kind of sentimental that way.
Whatever price you get today, if you want another one in the future it will be much more.
When it comes time to sell the Winchester 9422 I will include all of the .22 caliber ammunition that I have.
It will have to be picked up from my house West of Montreal.