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Originally posted by DoubleDon:

Holy smokes! 20K? I think that much less than half to be the fetching price. IMHO the dreaded Greener safety is a big negative. Just saying...

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My opinion as well!

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Originally posted by cal pappas:
Before setting a price one should know if tight on the face, bore condition, any history with the rifle, working order, case and accessories, brass and dies, and which .475 cartridge it is.

If all the above is positive, a dealer will ask 20+ for the Greener, and a private sale 15-ish, + or - some. Actual selling price will be between the two figures. It also depends how much the buyer wants it and how much the seller wants it gone.

.475 no2 generally is more desirable than the .475 straight 3 1/4.

From my experience as the garbage man.
Cal

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