18 October 2010, 09:58
sierrabravo45Worth Keeping?
Not getting bored with guns, but getting bored with them sitting there in the boxes.
I bought a Winchester Model 70 CRF Featherweight Wood/Blue in 6.5x55 swede a few years back, and since then its had a very nice time sitting in its box in the gun safe.
Anybody think it will be a collector some day or worth an obnoxiously great amount? I am fat on rifles, and don't really need it, I am really thinking about upgrading a lot of stuff, but on the other hand its kind of an interesting piece. IYHO Worth Keeping or do you think I should trade/sell it? (I don't Need the money, but it always comes in handy for new stuff.) Anyone know of a current price?
18 October 2010, 10:43
Idaho SharpshooterTough call. It is worth the last retail price, I would expect. 6.5 Swedes are a love or hate cartridge.
I wouldn't mind owning this rifle, but it would eliminate the need for four or five other nice ones I have. IMHO, if you hunt NA you only need this rifle and a 338 for Bear.
Rich
18 October 2010, 11:56
Antelope SniperI tried to buy one just like it for my wife, but she wanted something else.
If you have kids or grandkids around, it might be worth keeping.
18 October 2010, 17:01
p dog shooterAllmost every gun I sold afterwards I wished I hadn't.
18 October 2010, 17:32
vapodogquote:
I don't Need the money,
You might someday and then you'll he glad you still have it!
18 October 2010, 23:09
Donald NelsonJust saw a thread on the 24hour campfire. Looks like that rifle could bring 9 bills to the right person.
23 October 2010, 19:55
DWrightDepends on you.
I have had possibly a couple hundred firearms pass thru my gun safe. Looking back now, I can't say I regrete letting any of them go. I did get to shoot them and see what they were all like to shoot and hunt with. If I have stayed with the first few rifles I
I've owned, I would be looking for something else.
I'm extremely happy with the rifle's I own now, because of the one's I let go.
I'm eyeballing a neat little Ruger #1 in 7x57, that is for sale at a great price. Pretty wood, nice bluing, etc. BUT, I've had maybe a dozen of the #1s thru the years in lot's of caliber's, and I remembered why I sold them.
24 October 2010, 21:26
butchlocthe only excuse for selling a rifle is to buy a nicer one

the act of selling a rifle without buying another is, i am sure, a criminal act punishable by having your medical insurance reviewed by obama