Stray Horse

Very nice!

I can't remember but still worth it.

I wish you good luck in your hunting.

I just want to shove that thing in an old leather rifle scabbard and ride horseback on an elk hunt in late Nov.

OMG I want this rifle so bad. I have one in 308 that was my first rifle that my dad gave me that was his.

I would just keep it.

I wanted the .410

Yep those older Tikkas were great. I just picket up a Tikka, or I would be all over this.

I pm'd you twice. Man someone get this before I get a divorce!

I have had several. I bought one about 3 years ago mint for $150 in 22-250. Why did I sell it????????? Great rifle.

Good for you, enjoy the rifle! Let us know what else you get with that rifle?

Thanks, Don 480-201-6570

No zipper

I'll see you tomorrow. Thanks, Don

55 still a BA!

I'll take the 16's. Thanks, Don 480-201-6570

That is what makes memories.

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I don't mean to be critical. If the .243 is in 95% or better condition, the appraisal for it is reasonable. However, not having the rifle in hand, I can only deduce from the photos that the .375 H&H did not come from the factory in its present configuration. It does not have a factory Super Grade stock and the rear sight is missing. Some Super Grades did come from the factory without sights, but all of the .375s that I have seen have had them. This one still has the front sight, but one screw hole for the rear sight is visible in the second photo, and it does not even have a filler screw. It's value as a non-original, "custom" Model 70 Super Grade is whatever someone who likes "California" stocks with roll-over cheek pieces and "white line" accents will pay for it. However, it would have minimal value to a collector of Winchester rifles. The value of custom rifles is almost always a function of the reputation of the gunsmith who built them, and the components account for a relatively modest portion of the appraised value. Do you know who modified this rifle? If it was a well-respected builder, that could inflate the value somewhat, but it is not typical of the gunsmiths whose customs command top dollar these days. +1

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Let me know if you want to sell the ammo?

Still looking

If you have one in 243, 6mm, let me know? Thanks, Don

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How many hands is that bay and how many lbs.? Give me a call. 480-201-6570 Thanks, Don