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deliterman
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what is a in super good shape 1955 rem 700 w/weaver k-4 scope worth ? any thoughts on this? thanks .H.B.
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Butch Lambert
Active member
About $400-$500.
Butch
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deliterman
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rem-.270
ok, I,M not to sure about that, that,s a long time ago could be 56 any way what the difference? a buck one way or the other ? lol. H.B.
ok, I,M not to sure about that, that,s a long time ago could be 56 any way what the difference? a buck one way or the other ? lol. H.B.
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BenKeith
Guest
Actually it was not until 1962 when they made the first one.
However, you can go here http://www.remingtonsociety.com/rsa/questions/barrelcodes/?na=2 and find the month and year your's was made. Unless it's some special presentation model, a 1962 700 is not going to be worth any more than any other 700 in simular condition. I recently bought a 1968, 700 ADL in rought condition for $150 and it had $250 worth of Leopold 3x9 Rifleman Scope and mounts on it.
However, you can go here http://www.remingtonsociety.com/rsa/questions/barrelcodes/?na=2 and find the month and year your's was made. Unless it's some special presentation model, a 1962 700 is not going to be worth any more than any other 700 in simular condition. I recently bought a 1968, 700 ADL in rought condition for $150 and it had $250 worth of Leopold 3x9 Rifleman Scope and mounts on it.
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deliterman
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rem-.270
Thanks Ben for the very good info on my rem.it is a 62. again thanks.H.B.
Thanks Ben for the very good info on my rem.it is a 62. again thanks.H.B.
Dick Grosbier
Club Coordinator
Remington did not make the model 700 in 1955.
Then I guess it is really a super collectors item.
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therifler
Guest
rem. 1955
i sure what you have is 721 or 722 . i am not quite sure which was long action and which was short . hope this helps mike
i sure what you have is 721 or 722 . i am not quite sure which was long action and which was short . hope this helps mike
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relodr36
Guest
721 was the long action.
Joe Maisto
New member
Butch;
As long as you are in the mood for pricing things, I have a model 59- FN J.C Higgins which came with a Mauser action made in Begium. Super smooth with a Timney trigger I installed, along with an original Weaver 2x7.
Care to give me an opinion?
Thanks,
Joe
As long as you are in the mood for pricing things, I have a model 59- FN J.C Higgins which came with a Mauser action made in Begium. Super smooth with a Timney trigger I installed, along with an original Weaver 2x7.
Care to give me an opinion?
Thanks,
Joe
Well,
depending on caliber its probably either a model 721 (long action)...30-06, 300 H&H etc., or a 722 (short action)...308, 300 savage, 257 roberts and others. Either one is a fine action and every bit as good as a 700 imho. Value, if a plain jane 721 or 722 perhaps 400-450 tops.
what is a in super good shape 1955 rem 700 w/weaver k-4 scope worth ? any thoughts on this? thanks .H.B.
depending on caliber its probably either a model 721 (long action)...30-06, 300 H&H etc., or a 722 (short action)...308, 300 savage, 257 roberts and others. Either one is a fine action and every bit as good as a 700 imho. Value, if a plain jane 721 or 722 perhaps 400-450 tops.
Dick,
721's and 722's are quite common and not yet what you would call a collector item. Maybe someday? They are pretty plane jane and utilitarian.
Then I guess it is really a super collectors item.
721's and 722's are quite common and not yet what you would call a collector item. Maybe someday? They are pretty plane jane and utilitarian.