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| Usually to actually sell one it’s $3000-$4000. |
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| That might be on the low side. |
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| I picked up a Model 10 in .280 AI, upgraded wood and case hardened receiver, for $4,400 about four years ago. |
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| Got a pic or two? Dakota's variation in wood grain eye appeal from one rifle to the next has a bearing on value even in upgraded wood.
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| Guess not................
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| Thanks for checking back bluefish. Sorry to hear it didn't work out. I've still got my Dakota 10 'deluxe' in .275 Rigby. Never got any bids over $5,000. Just couldn't let it go that cheap. The work is impeccable. Good luck in your search. Hope you find the "right one". CB
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