Came across one, with 3 mags in very very good shape. I am not really well versed in these guns, what is the going price for them?

According to my old Blue Book (#32) they are worth $110 to $295 depending on condition. The extra mags would be in addition to that. I don't know what they are going for.

firstcoues- That would be closer to 210 to 550 now. They are very trouble free shooters if they are not beat up. After my Browning and my Marlin 39, I would say a strong tie for third for my favorite 22.-Mike

Ive found one I can pick up for $250 and would be looking at flipping it. Not sure it is worth it.

I was gifted with this one in 2009. It is one heck of a shooter.
Recently, I was offered $300 for it.

Blue Books, even the newer ones, often miss a changing market as their values are based on historical data.

These Nylon 66's are getting pricy. They are great, nearly bullet proof rifles. Just don't take one apart unless you have another close by or a good schmatic for reassembly. Don't ask how I know that.

DF

Hi Guys, I'm pretty new here. I just came across this and wanted to chime in. I work at a large gun auction house in Upstate New York. When we come across these little beauties they seem to go anywhere from $300 on the low, to $500 and up if in pristine condition. There were a few different models. Some of the black and chrome models bring in even more! Kevin

The 5 round magazines have been out of production for a while and bring a premium (IIRC I got 30 or 35/shipped for the last one I sold two or so years ago). Unless things have changed the ten rounders are still available. There was some outfit that was going to produce magazines but haven't heard whether it came to fruition or not.

Jerry

I still see the brown 66's sell in the $200 to $300 in my area, The 10c's seem a bit higher, maybe $250 to $350 if in nice shape. A 96% 10c with cheap scope went for $325 at an online auction recently.