I have an honest, correct, original Pre-64 Model 70 Featherweight in 358. It came from a neighbor who bought it new. The metal is in about 98% and the wood isnt far behind. The only negative is the finish (mostly near the buttplate) is lifting in places. It is an early production variation with the low-comb (no-comb?) stock. It wears a Lyman strait 6 power scope.
Ive watched these (authentic and fake, original and altered) sell over the years and the prices are all over the map. With the recent prices I wonder if the market is too soft right now for selling a rifle like this. Any opinions?
Thanks
Ive watched these (authentic and fake, original and altered) sell over the years and the prices are all over the map. With the recent prices I wonder if the market is too soft right now for selling a rifle like this. Any opinions?
Thanks