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| Tried to post the link but screwed it up somehow.Goto Auction Arms and search Rifles 458.
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| Thanks Charles, I'm not very computer literate.
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| Very nicely done. I'll give you a jingle tomorrow, El Caballero. Clinic was crazy this weekend  . LD |
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| What would a fine rifle like that be worth?
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| There may be a little rust on the bolt release, although from the photograph I could be mistaken.
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| quote: Originally posted by Mississippian:
What would a fine rifle like that be worth?
$650-$800 is what I would consider. However I have seen a few whitworths bust a grand here lately. People want them. |
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| I am kicking my self! I had a chance a few months back at a gun show to pick one of these up for $458. Should have done it. |
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| quote: biggy big: I had a chance a few months back at a gun show to pick one of these up for $458
That was a good deal if it was righteous. I would have thought $650 area for a correct original specimen but prices seem to have moved up lately.
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| I have never handled a whitworth. How do they compare to the M70's? Thanks,KP
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| quote: Mississippian: I have never handled a whitworth. How do they compare to the M70's?
Don't know about current M70s but I have 375s in a pre-64 and a Whitworth. The M70 is a little slicker, seems to cycle easier, the Whitworth is lighter, easier to carry, points faster, both very accurate, either are good choices.
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