Value - Model 70 .243

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It would help if we knew what model it was. It can range from 250$ to 1500$ depending on how old it is and what model. A pre 64 would go for considerably more than a Ranger model.
 
Post the s# and we can give you the year... a photo & serial number and we can tell you model and pretty much what it is worth
 
Gravey said:
I didn't get it out and look at it but it appeared to be a pre 64. Can you age it based on the serial #?
During its development, this one was called the 6mm Winchester, but when introduced in 1955, its name had been changed to .243 Winchester. It could be a pre 1964 since the 243 Winchester was introduced in 1955 it could be in this rifle.
 
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The guy ran the serial # but won't give it out over the phone. Said it's a 1967 model and the scope doesn't even have a name on it according to them so it must be cheap. Doesn't sound like a controlled round feed if I'm thinking straight.
 
If its a 67 model its a push feed gun. Not a bad gun, but no where near a pre 64. I would guess the value around 250-400 depending on shape. A no name scope doesnt add anyhting to the price.
 
Kimberman said:
If its a 67 model its a push feed gun. Not a bad gun, but no where near a pre 64. I would guess the value around 250-400 depending on shape. A no name scope doesnt add anyhting to the price.
They had it for $479 but I thought that was too much so I passed. Plus I don't need another .243.

Thanks for the info. everybody.
 
I picked up a mid 1980's production Model 70 .243 with a 6x compact Leupold scope on it in great condition for $365 plus tax in a pawn shop about 3 years ago. Wasn't about to leave the shop without that one....I thought it was a pretty nice deal

Pawn shops are like a box of chocolates.... :)
 

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