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| Ray: If you are finding 64's in 25/35 for $350 in shootable shape,or $600 for the 90%, get me several===and I'll go a LITTLE higher for the 219Z..  |
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| A standard grade Win 64 in 90% plus condition brings about $600 around here, in mint hang tag condition about $1000 or more...In 50 to 60% with a good bore it will fetch about $350. |
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| Not long ago I bought a Model 94 "Century Commemerative" that had been fire damaged. It is a little tattered but it is the same configuration as the 64. I shot it Sunday and was pleased to put 5 into 1 3/4" at 100 yds with irons. That's lots better than the model 64 I had several years ago. |
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Recoil Rob,
You apparantly have a M-64 Deluxe in 32 Special, that is a very valuble rifle in that configuration...
Which is why it's been a Safe Queen so far  . One of these days I'll hunt it unless someone makes an offer I can't.....
Thanks, Rob |
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| Recoil Rob,
You apparantly have a M-64 Deluxe in 32 Special, that is a very valuble rifle in that configuration... |
| | | Posts: 42167 | Location: Twin Falls, Idaho | Registered: 04 June 2000 |
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