i don't think you can get an easy answer on price depending on where in the country located, and without tearing it down and referencing the books as to the parts. I know they aren't cheap anymore and hear stories about good condition WWII remingtons in the 1500range or higher.
some of the other companies that produced fewer are way up there now.
I do know i am using the cmp prices as a base for mine, not that i have any intent to sell them, but if i did it wouldn't be below that 1000marker.
one good idea is to buy a wolfe recoil spring to use as a marker. measure the ones in the old guns against that, if shorter, they should be replaced if shooting them. I did that one time on four or five WWII versions, ended up putting new springs in all of them saving the old springs to stay with the gun.
I have seen some union switch versions in the mid two's.
i for sure don't think the cmp releases have driven prices down.
Last edited by RoninPhx; 12/14/19.
