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I was at a local gun show and there was a Savage 24 22/410 that I was interested in. The guy was asking $395. It looked to be in great shape. Walnut stock and the bores were both very clean. No surface rust and case colors were good. Wood $350 be a fair price for it? Also, there was a 99EG? with a 6xxxxx SN that someone else wanted $500 for. It had original butt plate, no DT and schnabel forend with steel counter in .300 savage. Yesterday went down to Louiville and only saw 3 99s from $800 to $2300 in .300, 22HP, and 250-3000! Also (2) Winchester 88s for around $800 ea! Thanks Scott

$500 for a 99EG with lots of condition is definitely fair, but I'd be much happier if I could talk him down to $450.

I saw a 300 EG, '51 or '52, yesterday. Wood was maybe 85%. Metal was 90%. D/T with a Lyman 2.5 (All Weather). Rear sight MIA. No sling. I didn't bother to check out the bore when I found out the $895 price was there to stay.

Prices are up and down (mostly up) depending where you are and at what time of day you are there. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" />

Best to ya in '07 .. BP...

Was that Lyman an Alaskan? That will drive 'em up some.

What kinda mount was on it?

Yeah, I gave $415 for my 99R (w/recoil pad) so I think the EG would be good at $450. What about the 24?

Thanks! Scott

Don't follow those.. no schnabel. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" />

I offered 300 for a 410/22 last year...it was more of a mercy offering...and I was delighted my offer was turned down.

IMO the 24's are pricy for what is there.

I believe $350 would be a fair price on the 24. (edit to add: don't be surprised if your offer is countered or turned down) They typically bring $275 - $375 depending on condition, at auctions around here. Dealers will generally have them priced $50 -$100 higher.

In my experience, the .22/410 and .22/20ga are the most common M24's. The centerfires (.222/20, .30-30/20, etc.) and the more scarce rimfires (.22WMR/410 deluxe model) bring about $100 more ($375 - $475). Then you have things like the .357mag/20 and the .357max/20 - I've never seen either.

Agreed. But I still love 'em, so I go with the flow. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />

Scope said 'All Weather' but was a 7/8" 2.5 pwr. I checked a few 1950's gun mags and the only Lyman 2.5 was their Alaskan. Thet did have an ' All American' listed but was a 4 pwr. If I have some time later I will check a few more magazines to locate some additional info on the scope.

The scope on the above 99 was very cloudy and in Weaver mounts. Without my glasses I couldn't tell what the rings were. I'll swing by there next week and check it out a little further for you if you like.

Make your '07 better'n '06 .. BP...

There was a nice 99G in 250-3000 at the Cabelas here that just sold.. had a Stith with a Lyman All-Weather on it. Was out of my price range. Figured that Lyman had to be worth about $500 to justify their price tag.... <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" />

Saw a md24 20ga & 223 with a bushnell scope rig looked all most new I think they were asking 479.00

Wow, I guess $350 would be OK then............Thanks for the help gents!

Scott

Yeah...guess we all do that one time or another. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" /> <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smirk.gif" alt="" />

seen a 24V online with 20gauge. 357 mag...asking $750...out of my price range....any takers???