Where is a good and reliable place/site to find out the value of a rifle? Mom has a John Wayne American Ed. Winchester 1892 in .44, lever action. It is NIB. She heard about one being sold and wondered about the value of hers.
Gun values
- Thread starter Voldeerfan
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I check Gun Broker and I look for the ones that have actually sold. You need to join to be able to search auctions that have ended; but it�s free.
Taking a quick look at �John Wayne 1892� in the auctions that ended there were four pages. Most were $1100 to $1500 and had no bids. The four pages were mostly just several guns that keep repeating without bids.
Of those, the only one that sold (other than a matched set) sold for $999.
Most of these are new in the box 100th anniversary editions in 44-40. So if that is what you have I would say it�s worth around a grand.
Taking a quick look at �John Wayne 1892� in the auctions that ended there were four pages. Most were $1100 to $1500 and had no bids. The four pages were mostly just several guns that keep repeating without bids.
Of those, the only one that sold (other than a matched set) sold for $999.
Most of these are new in the box 100th anniversary editions in 44-40. So if that is what you have I would say it�s worth around a grand.
blue books, along with what they may sell for, along with what the manufacturer sold them for.
doing a quick look at the book, and a couple of gun sites, that rifle goes from $1200-1800 for the high grade.
the 1892 john wayne 100th custom deluxe orginally MSRP for $3500 from winchester.
so in not so many words, your mom has a very dandy rifle!!
doing a quick look at the book, and a couple of gun sites, that rifle goes from $1200-1800 for the high grade.
the 1892 john wayne 100th custom deluxe orginally MSRP for $3500 from winchester.
so in not so many words, your mom has a very dandy rifle!!
Thanks. I am a member of gunbroker, but completely slipped my mind. Which is easy these days. :grin:
Henry Lehman
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If you ever sell it, either gun broker or take it to the Louisville arms show, it is 2000 tanles of the finest guns you will ever see, there are several guys who buy comm. guns.
