Home Forums Hunting & Shooting Hunting Rifles Going rate for Rem 760C in 35?

....with decent wood and assuming overall 80%-ish? I know they’re a scarcer version of the 760, but I don’t keep up with these too much. Roundabout values?

Thanks

Just a WAG, but if I were auctioning one off, I'd start at $600 and see what happened. The market is crap right now, but that's kind of a cult item in some circles, so you might start a bidding war.

Thanks. I have one a guy is offering to get rid of and trying to figure out where I should be.

I purchased one a couple years ago for $425 and it was 85% or a little better. Just saw another sell at auction for $475 and it was about 80%

This one didn't even meet the reserve, but there was one in "as new" condition a few months ago that sold for North of 4K ...

https://www.gunbroker.com/item/755612772

Your going to get the most money if it sells to someone in PENN or W VA.

That’s crazy.

I’d spend $4k on that one in the link if the mag was stuffed with 35 $100 bills.

I looked at one this past weekend. Very nice condition and the asking price is $850. We weren't on the same page.

Same seller had a 7600 in 35 Whelen and was asking $895.

Yeah.... for my purposes in having any Rem pump or semi, I’d just buy a cheap 760/7600/742/7400 in 308 and keep it for a backup on cutover drives, or have it rebored to 358 for the same.

I bought the rifle version year NIB at a PA auction for $700 out the door and flipped it in a couple months for $800. Nobody will get close to $4K for one unless it is the carbine, which is the situation in linked gun. The carbines have been going in the $3.5K range, but I did see one sell in an estate auction recently for slightly over $4K, but that was unusual. Hope this helps some.