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Dealer I know has one in stainless steel. It is really nice looking and he wants 1295 for it less taxes, NIB . Is it worth the money? I went over it pretty well and the only thing I found was a heavy trigger(minor minor detail). It has an 8 digit serial number smile


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I’d do it if you like it. Sounds like a looker.
Originally Posted by beretzs
I’d do it if you like it. Sounds like a looker.


It has nice wood, just hoping it does not have real issues and it turns into a project gun. I know it needs a trigger adjustment and lug bedded.
Probably a good chance it’ll be fine as it comes. Doing the trigger and lug is something I’ve come to expect with about any rifle these days anyhow.
Going to pass on it because it is a short mag. If it were a 300 wm, 7mm or even 06 it would be coming home.
Originally Posted by Oldelkhunter
Going to pass on it because it is a short mag. If it were a 300 wm, 7mm or even 06 it would be coming home.

Not a damn thing wrong with the short mags. I actually prefer them over the 300WM and 7mm rem mag. However, For a very late classic, it is way over priced. I would not give that much for it. One thing to keep in mind about some of the winchester classics chambered in the WSM is some of them had out of round chambers from over torqueing the barrel upon assembly. I have had quite a few WSM Winchester classics and never had an issue with this, but have heard it happened more than you'd think.
What should it sell for ? It's NIB, would be tough to find something else with better wood if I were going to buy it. I have heard the oval chamber stories as well.
Originally Posted by Oldelkhunter
What should it sell for ? It's NIB, would be tough to find something else with better wood if I were going to buy it. I have heard the oval chamber stories as well.

Ive seen rifles like that sit on the shelves for a long time. It would probably sell quicker at the $1,000.00 price point. Theres not a huge draw to the last NH rifles built. In the last few years of operation, they were known to have qc issues.
Originally Posted by bsa1917hunter
Originally Posted by Oldelkhunter
What should it sell for ? It's NIB, would be tough to find something else with better wood if I were going to buy it. I have heard the oval chamber stories as well.

Ive seen rifles like that sit on the shelves for a long time. It would probably sell quicker at the $1,000.00 price point. Theres not a huge draw to the last NH rifles built. In the last few years of operation, they were known to have qc issues.


This is the first one I have seen since WW went kaput. It's not like they are in every store available for sale. Supply and Demand.
Was this one of the RMEF guns? I don’t believe I’ve seen a NH ss supergrade (non CS) which wasn’t.

Either way, not a common offering. Probably not out of line on price.
Originally Posted by AKwolverine
Was this one of the RMEF guns? I don’t believe I’ve seen a NH ss supergrade which wasn’t.

Either way, not a common offering. Probably not out of line on price.



I did not see any kind of markings other then standard markings.
Originally Posted by Oldelkhunter
Originally Posted by AKwolverine
Was this one of the RMEF guns? I don’t believe I’ve seen a NH ss supergrade which wasn’t.

Either way, not a common offering. Probably not out of line on price.



I did not see any kind of markings other then standard markings.

Grip cap was where you would have noticed.

Winchester site:
https://www.winchesterguns.com/products/rifles/model-70/past/model-70-super-grade-iii-rmef.html
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Thanks, I will give them a call about that.
Nothing wrong with the 300 WSM.

It was the best of the bunch of all the WSMs
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