what would these guns be worth have from a good friend that is ready to retire these guns and he wants me to take back over and have them travel again

More information is needed. Condition, model, sights, after market barrels or stocks?

they are both classic safari grade sites not sure as the 375 is scoped 458 is not. Rough estamite would be a big help they have travled to the dark con 6 TIMES THE LAST time being 1968 the first time 1950 as these have a story of hunts in Kenya and the real Africa back in the day

I had a Rem 700 in 375 safari grade which was a listed in blue book as a custom shop gun. I got it pretty cheap and sold it a few years later for about the same. It was well under 1,000 coming and going. (well under) That seems a big discount over the new price. I did not like it. But for the price, I though I would give it a try. They dont seem very popular. Yours are older, mine was probably 1970's give or take a decade.

You know you can go look in the blue book. Even if you dont want to buy one (used copies for cheap) - Most bigger dealers will keep one out on the shelf.

$500 apiece.

There is an exceedingly small market for PF rifles not stamped 'Sako AV' in these chmaberings.

George

These are probably the Remingtons you are referring to

http://www.remington.com/produ...ction/model-725.aspx

But they might be the earlier 721

Scroll al the way down for the different models.

Your "1950" date is too early for a 458 as the 458 was introduced about 1956.

I would tend to agree with George.

Note also that with Remington the words "custom shop" don't mean much as many Remingtons that are/were classed as "custom shop" are just less popular chamberings.

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Originally posted by Mike McGuire:
I would tend to agree with George.

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George

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Originally posted by Mike McGuire:
I would tend to agree with George.

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George