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Guy in the local paper has a 760 in 300 Savage . Did they make many of these? Reasonable Price?He is asking $950, sounds a bit high to me . Your thoughts . Thank you
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I believe it was one of the original cartridges offered in the 760. I have one from the first year they were drilled and tapped that I got for my son to use someday.
I’m not saying it won’t sell at that price but there isn’t a 760 I’ve ever laid eyes on that’s worth that kind of money to me. I gave $200 for mine, not that that’s the going rate.
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I don't think so.
The BDL with chechering, the so-called "5-diamond" pattern on the forearm, would be worth more than the ADL style with the "corn cob" forearm, assuming comparable condition..
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I believe they also made a run of 7600s in 300 Savage for Grices in PENN
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If it's not been drilled and tapped and in at least 95% condition it would be a ballpark price around here
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I’m not in the loop on the value of the Amish Automatics, but I know I would not spend that kind of cash on one, collectable or not.
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Guy in the local paper has a 760 in 300 Savage . Did they make many of these? Reasonable Price?He is asking $950, sounds a bit high to me . Your thoughts . Thank you
If it's decent shape, it's probably going to bring that price. I'm not sure I'd pay it but someone will.
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Just did some googling and 7600s in 300 Savage were only made in 2007 in a quantity of 300 each. I'm sure most of those are in PENN and prices will be very high when you find one
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condition condition condition. If drilled and hunted and anything less than 90% i would venture 600 to 700 dollars
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not rare but not overly common. 760's prices are through the roof anymore for some reason. he would almost surely get that if he put it on gunbloater. FTF sale i would offer $700 and see what he says. probably say no but its a starting point. an LGS would probably give him 3-400.
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I have an early one. As it's been mentioned, they're not really *rare*....but not exactly common, either. $950 isn't a great deal, but it all depends on condition.
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Matters what part of the country you are in. If you are in the Great Lakes-upper NE part of US it shouldn't be that hard to find one in halfway decent shape, for less than $700. Very popular combination in its day. LGS's are your friend in this regard as they tend to have a good idea as to what their normal customers have as trade bait, and can search for one "offline." Never hurts to ask around. Heck put up a WTB post in classified section down below.
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found a 7600 online......good grief
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What ccd said. It might bring that price in PA or up and down the east coast. Not here in Michigan. Recent online auction one sold for about $300. Maybe 500-600 at LGS. Condition, condition, condition.
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Don’t lose the magazine. Most will not cycle with anything but a dedicated .300 Savage magazine.
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Unless you’re a collector or have a serious (and IMO unreasoned) stiffy for the .300, I see no reason to pay that kind of money for a 760. The market’s crazy, but you don’t have to be. Find a nice ‘06 or .308 at a reasonable price. Nothing wrong with a .300, but nothing special either, and ammo choices are never going to match the other two.
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I live in Lancaster, Pa and I follow a lot of the gun auctions in the region etc. We actually have quite a few. I will say if a rare 760 caliber is up for auction you know it when you look at the auction results. The collectors/investor types know the value and will pay $1,500-$1,800 (35 Whelen & 280 goe big if I recall correctly) for those PA machine guns. I have noted at auction recently any 760/7600 produced after say 1965 have been getting 750-1000. I am guessing it is the unknown of whether Rem Arms will continue to produce those guns. I think 300 savage falls on the rare side things. Not special edition rare but not overly common. That is a decent price and probably a great price for collector. I saw a 30-06 Carbine sell last month for $1,250 and it wasn't anything special.
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Guy in the local paper has a 760 in 300 Savage . Did they make many of these? Reasonable Price?He is asking $950, sounds a bit high to me . Your thoughts . Thank you
Make sure the mag is matching the chambering. Those old 300 Savage mags for 760 are a wee bit expensive.
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I agree with Aag, if the OP is patient he will eventually find what he is looking for in states where the 760 isnt very popular at a much better price.
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