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What is a fair price? Rifle has been re-blued and a recoil pad added. Otherwise excellent. Re-bluing it ruined the collector value, but would make a nice shooter. Was originally a Sears gun(from way back). Thanks in advance. John

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What is a fair price? Rifle has been re-blued and a recoil pad added. Otherwise excellent. Re-bluing it ruined the collector value, but would make a nice shooter. Was originally a Sears gun(from way back). Thanks in advance. John


I didn't know sears ever had anything to do with m1917's. Could you be a little more specific? Are you talking about a model 70? Also remember a picture is worth a 1000 words.


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I have pic's. Not a model 70. I'll post tomorrow. John

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Early Winchesters had a parts interchangeability issue. If you are looking for a shooter, keep that in mind. 100 year old rifles break.

Sporterized 1917's go for about $250 around here. That's basically what you have with a hot blue job and a recoil pad.


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Originally Posted by brassman
What is a fair price? Rifle has been re-blued and a recoil pad added. Otherwise excellent. Re-bluing it ruined the collector value, but would make a nice shooter. Was originally a Sears gun(from way back). Thanks in advance. John



Cool old rifle. Should still be loads of fun to shoot. I'd say to the right person, it might be worth about $400.00, maybe a little less. As you said, the collector value went out the window with the bluing and recoil pad.


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I try to stick with the basics, they do so well. Nothing fancy mind you, just plain jane will get it done with style.
Originally Posted by Pharmseller
You want to see an animal drop right now? Shoot him in the ear hole.

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