Home Forums Hunting & Shooting Savage Collectors Value ? 375 Winchester

Well I am thinking of maybe possible selling a savage 99. Don't want to but situations are leaving little other options. I am trying to find a way to avoid doing so. But I figure I should figure out what I could expect if it comes down to selling it.

Anyways here are the specifics. It is NIB foam box insert is a bit beat up the gun is as it came from the factory. There are a few specks in the finish of the butt stock. Looks as if there was bubbles in the finish that broke. Metal is very good besides some dried oil and a bit of dust but no flaws. It is a "brush gun" chambered in 375 winchester. I have two the other I have scoped and shot and plan to keep without question. These are the only two I have ever seen. Any info is appreciated. Thanks.

one sold at in the box at RIA in the last 2 or so years... probably 75-80% of whatever that brought... you will probably get bombarded with PMs for listing it here

I was gonna post this very question! My dad just traded into a .375 brush gun that he's not really interested in keeping. I think he said it's about a 90% gun. What's a fair price for these?

I would be interested also in what the market price for on of these in either brushgun or saddlegun would be. We don't see them down here, and U.S. prices I would say for 99s in good condition are running at at least double over what we see.

I know asking prices can be a sore point here, so pm me if you choose, its nice to know values when you put your hand up at auctions, the pain is a little less

Johno

358s are worth more than 375 Brush Guns. As always, condition, condition, condition.......

Just sold this 358 for $2200 but wood is 1 in 1000 quality and it's ANNB. (scope is worth $400)

A real nice one shooter, would have thought the 375 would fetch more simply due to lesser number of years it was chambered.

Thanks
Johno

I could not get rid of one of those fast enough. Somebody got f'd real good if they spent 2200 on that one above, real fn hard.

I'm pretty sure its been for sale for a couple years !!

He's back

Yes it took a while to sell, but the it went to a serious collector so it was worth the wait.

LOL, how true!

A friend bought a minty 358 Brush gun for $850 at the Albany,N.Y. show.

Saw a really nice 358 brush gun at a show last weekend. Guy was asking 1275. He took it back home with him.

375s bring more money than a 358, generally speaking...

Bought my 375 Brush gun for $650 IIRC, it's on the grey side but only the receiver, but it's also my best whitetail gun in the safe, would be the last gun to leave.

I think I got my R in 358 for 5 bills.

MD:

Would those be 100 $ bills or 1000 $ bills?