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It is evident that this chambering is fairly rare and more so in the 99R. That being said what would a fair value be for one in 80 - 85% original condition. R's in any chambering seem to be quite rare in western Canada so am looking for some opinions.
Thanks in advance, LawMan.
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Am in Edmonton--would suggest 600. If you pass--let me know please.
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LawMan,
You are right - a .358 in an R is quite rare. I own several 99's in .358, including an R/RS. If the rifle appeals to you, I don't think you would be hurt up to $800. JMO.
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Caliber will make up for the 80% condition. Jump on it, it will hold you till you find one with better condition
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How'd that one get by me Jim? <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" /> Grabbed a 99C in 22-250 last week though! <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" />
24 hour sarcastic S.O.B.
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Hi Joe, you didn't slip up, private deal so was never advertised anywhere!
Regards, Jim
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