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I have a 257 Roberts R.M.E.F rifle. I believe its from 2012 or 13, with the box and paperwork. It appears to be have shot very little and I have maybe shot it 20 times maybe. I have had it since 2014 or 15 and purchased it helping out a gentleman who had cancer. Im thinking about thinning the heard and have 3 other 257 Rob in the safe. I am trying to find a value and didn’t see any on Gunbroker. Any idea of a fair asking price? Thanks
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Something about an RMEF rifle in 257 Rbts. seems incongruous, so you probably won't see RMEF boosters snapping it up. It will probably bring $1500, maybe a bit more.
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I guess in less you were Bob Milek.😁 But I do see the R.M.E.F not adding much to any value. Thanks for your help.
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This really should be posted on the Browning forums.
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Come on it says Winchester on the side.
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I guess in less you were Bob Milek.😁 But I do see the R.M.E.F not adding much to any value. Thanks for your help. If I recall correctly, this is a featherweight, and the only identifying RMEF part is the pistol grip cap - which can easily be replaced. I don’t see it helping you, but I don’t see it hurting you too much either. I agree with grouse chaser that you are probably in the 14 to 16 range.
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^^^^ Thanks and your right thats the only identifier. I will probably be sorry if sell it. I just dont see me using it as I have others.
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I'd like to see some pictures of it. Sounds like a great rifle.
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Come on it says Winchester on the side. Yeah, but Browning owns Winchester.. And Browning gave us that sweet MOA trigger which, for true M70 fans, is a 25-30% detriment to value..
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Come on it says Winchester on the side. Yeah, but Browning owns Winchester.. And Browning gave us that sweet MOA trigger which, for true M70 fans, is a 25-30% detriment to value.. Sure. But “true” m70 fans don’t represent the greater market. So that 25-30% detriment to value isn’t reflected in actual sale prices.
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I will dig it out. Wish I could retrofit a classic trigger. I have one laying around just in case
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I will dig it out. Wish I could retrofit a classic trigger. I have one laying around just in case While I like and use the old trigger often, the new one needs a 5 buck spring and is really darned good. You got a good rifle.
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Thanks You have some pretty nice ones also. Think Im going to move my 725 also
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Thanks You have some pretty nice ones also. Think Im going to move my 725 also Whats the 725? I am not a Remington guy, but those make me pretty darned weak..
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If you ever want to trade it for a left nut I would be your Huckleberry. That is one of the few rifles I regret selling 20-25 years ago.
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If you ever want to trade it for a left nut I would be your Huckleberry. That is one of the few rifles I regret selling 20-25 years ago. Like I told RedDog, I don't usually seek Remington's, but the 725 I like quite alot. That 280 shoots man. I couldn't believe how well that old rifle did without much fuss. It isn't a perfect rifle, but it's perfect enough
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