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    value of a winnie?

    Hello all, I have a chanch of getting a winnie in the 1,200,000 range. It has been ftr'd an has a AAM stanp left side od stock around the reciver area. Would like too know if 850.00 would be too much? BBl is shinny with good rifleing an there is no rust anywhere. Qas bought from CMPicon for 750.00 an I know that m-1 carbs are getting scarce. tia for any info. michael
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    We need more information on it. Is the barrel original? What are all the other parts inside? The barrel is the main thing. $850.00 is steep for a CMPicon carbine. I don't know what Winnie carbine would have been bought for $750.00.
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    I got a winchester at the North store, price was $675 + tax, brings total to $717 and some change. Then I had to have it shipped, so that brings it to over $740
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    Winchester

    Shameless plug here, but on topic. I've got a Winchester spring tube carbine on Gunbroker right now that closes in a couple hours and it's only around $600. Don't have the link, but if you search for Winchester spring tube, you should find it.

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    No - not the one...

    Thanks, but that's not it. Mine closes in a few minutes - may be closed by now. The # is 124679041. I try not to ever have a reserve.

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    Winchester - Gunbroker

    Thanks again CAFDFW. I'm always happy to let the free market system work. What I don't understand is why some people think they can sneak in a bid in the last minute! This isn't like eBay where you can snipe with a few seconds left. On Gunbroker, any bid within the last 15 min. resets the clock for another 15 minutes.

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