Two cool guns- looking for sales advice

[Pic IN the Casa]

A friend is looking to sell the following rifles. He is not a gun person and asked me to assist.

First is a Winchester Model 61 22 wrf. Serial #68094 (I believe 1947 make).
Pics show condition but there is some pitting on the barrel and mag tube. And the stock has a slight crack.

Next is a Browning BPR 22 Magnum. Nice condition with a Weaver Scope from same Era.

Looking for price advice (have done some research, just want to verify).
These will probably be in Classifieds soon.

 

[cbhunter]

I'm not much help on value but those are both nice....especially that browning!

 

[Antler Daddy]

I'll bid 350 for both.

 

[Chickenrig]

I'll raise it to $700.for both Plus shipping to my FFL

 

[Andy S.]

Nice pieces, anxious to see what the Browning BPR 22 Magnum lists for. There is a nice on listed on GB at the moment. 20+ bids up to $650 or so last I looked.

 

[Tnshooter15]

I would be interested in the Winchester

 

[DaveB]

IMHO I'd hold on to the Browning. I wonder how many were made covering all years of production for that exact model. Looks to be in nice condition.

 

[Union Co. Boy]

I have a Winchester model 61. Admittedly, mine is in much better condition, but if the interior of that barrel is intact, it should be deadly accurate. It's worth a pretty good chunk of change. Can't remember exactly how much, I'll have to dig around, but a very nice .22 Magnum. I have the other two pump Winchester rifles that were made in that fashion as well. Model 62 I think and 1890. The 62 being .22 short, long, and long rifle while the 1890 is .22 short. All scary accurate and worth a bundle. They are sometimes referred to as "gallery rifles" as they were used in shooting galleries at fairs and such. I'll check on the worth.