I was wondering what the value of a Weatherby Mark V deluxe in 378wby made in japan 1972-1974 in excellent shape. Thanks for the help

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Originally posted by Toad270:
I was wondering what the value of a Weatherby Mark V deluxe in 378wby made in japan 1972-1974 in excellent shape. Thanks for the help

BLUE BOOK:
100%: $2600
98%: $2150
95%: $1750
90%: $1525
80%: $1200
70%: $975
60%: $750

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Thank You Sir

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Originally posted by RIP:

quote:

Originally posted by Toad270:
I was wondering what the value of a Weatherby Mark V deluxe in 378wby made in japan 1972-1974 in excellent shape. Thanks for the help

BLUE BOOK:
100%: $2600
98%: $2150
95%: $1750
90%: $1525
80%: $1200
70%: $975
60%: $750

Rip ...

Most of the Japanese 378s (very light barrel) are 100%

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Most of the Japanese 378s (very light barrel) are 100% Big Grin

Yes, with one shot fired :-)

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Originally posted by Biebs:

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Most of the Japanese 378s (very light barrel) are 100% Big Grin

Yes, with one shot fired :-)

And the seller throws in a box of factory ammo with 19 of 20 rounds remaining ... for free!

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The US made 378s are much better with the Wby No 3 barrel, same as the 416 and the Accumarks.

I think what makes the 378 such a hard kicker is the velocity makes them a big 300 Magnum and so lots more bench shooting looking for the ultimate combination of velocity and accuracy as compared to other big bores.

There are definitely thresholds with recoil. For me a 338 Winchester and the 375 in the same rifles are about the same, the 375 a little heavier.

But in the same rifles the 378 is way more than the 338/378.

Nothing quite like spotlight shooting in winter with a 378 Those old 270 Hornady Round noses and also the 270 grain Winchester Power points aare really something on big roos, pigs and foxes.

I think I'll pass. Our 7.25 lb (with scope) 375 Weatherby and my 11.25 lb 500 Jeffery are quite enough for me

If it has a muzzle brake the Japanese 378's are heavy kickers, but tolerable. They are hunting guns so the lighter weight has value there. I would not own one without a brake, however.

Post a picture and I’ll tell you what it’s worth.