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While looking in the Scheel's store in Minot ND, I noticed a Model 19 on the rack, and picked it up. Here it was a .22 Hornet. I didn't even know they made the Model 19 in .22 Hornet. It is in nice shape, but I don't think it had the receiver sight. I would have to double check on that. It was priced at $999.99, which I thought was quite high. Are these rare and is that a good price? Thanks for any input.
P.S. They also had 6 99's, 3 of them in .250. All EG's that had been messed with and all priced over $1000. Way too much!!! The other 2 were .300 EG's and one .243 Clip.
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OMG!!! They must have the ultra rare, deep blue luster, not uncommon caliber, grooved hole through the barrel models that command the premium collector prices!
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The 19H's sure ain't common but they sure as hell don't command that kinda scratch.
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