I was given some guns - Value?

[SDG]

A friend of mine had some guns that were left in a safe that had some water in it. Of course, the guns suffered somewhat. He gave them to me. I would like to either trade them or sell them but I really don't know what they would be worth.

The top gun is a Franchi Veloce. The barrels are clean except for some powder residue. There was/is some rust on the outside. The stock is generally good except that it is spread a bit where it goes around the trigger. I haven't fired the gun but everything snaps and goes "click" very nicely.

The middle gun is a Marlin 336. It cleaned up nicely. The action is very smooth. However, there was some rust inside of the barrel (not a lot I think) and after running a bore snake through it, there are some pits that are still visible.

The bottom gun is a Remington 700 30-06. It also has some rust pits inside the barrel. The bolt is missing. The scope is a Redfield 4X.

I would love to trade these guns for a Ruger SP101 and a 10/22 or something like that but I don't know the value. If you could help out that would be really appreciated. I don't even mind selling them or trading them for a little less than they are worth but I would like to be in the ballpark.

 

[dprice3844444]

gunbroker.com

 

[Ranger30-06]

The Franchi is probably worth around $800. There's only one on Gunbroker going for $1400 but it's in a harder to find gauge and pretty much almost new. Unfortunately the rust is a real price dropper on these "nice" shotguns.

For the 336, you'll probably only get $300 if that. I would run an actual cleaning rod with a brush on it before deeming the bore as not so good. Those bore brushes don't always get everything out. The good news though is that you have the gold trigger, which at every gun store I've been to, commands a higher price. I think it signifies better wood or something but I'm not sure.

For the 700, look on Gunbroker or MidwayUSA for a new bolt, then try to sell it. Without the bolt, it's worth squat. With the bolt though you could probably get between $450-$500 depending on the scope's value and if it's still clear and all.

Now here's the kicker: All the prices I gave you are roughly what you would get if you sold them online. If you take them to a gun store to just unload them, expect the offers to be 15%-20% lower than what I said. Taking them with the intent of trading them though will give you a better chance of walking away with more than what you would have gotten if you had just taken them in to get rid of them. Most gun stores stock or will order in Rugers, and I have never been to ANY gun stores that didn't have half a dozen 10/22's on the shelf. Good Luck!

 

[oneounceload]

except that it is spread a bit where it goes around the trigger.

What does that mean?

 

[Jim Watson]

The Franchi looks nice but I worry about "The stock is generally good except that it is spread a bit where it goes around the trigger." If the stock is damaged from swelling in a saturated atmosphere, that is really going to hurt the resale value.

The Marlin doesn't look bad, as said, a good scrubbing might get the barrel to appear ok and adequate for hunting.

The Remington lacking a bolt and with pitted barrel is not going to be worth much.

 

[SDG]

What does that mean?

This is what it means.

 

[jrdolall]

Clean the 336 and the 700 thoroughly with brushes and patches. If they are still pitted then the value will be pretty low. I have both guns and love them so if they are in decent condition they will be fairly easy to sell at a fair price.

 

[JRH6856]

It looks like all three guns are missing the butt plates. Is there water damage to the stocks possibly from standing in water?

 

[SDG]

It looks like all three guns are missing the butt plates. Is there water damage to the stocks possibly from standing in water?

No, just the 336 is. I took it off to disassemble/clean the gun and didn't put it back on yet.

 

[savetheclaypigeons]

Wow. This far in and no comments about the firearms being stolen? I at least expected a mention of insurance fraud!

 

[HoosierQ]

Yikes. Not a pretty sight. Good luck.

 

[oneounceload]

I see what you mean by the swelling that is NOT good and if fired as is, would most likely result in cracking the stock. If it needs a new stock, the value has gone way down

 

[Shadow 7D]

In relation to a 10/22 (and there is a wide variety from custom target rifles to the 195 Walmart standard carbine) the shotgun is worth rough two of them, the 336 you could probably trade for a 10/22 and cash, the 700, you would do good to go even for a 10/22

If you take them to a gun shop expect the owner to toss out something like, 'I'll give $300 for the whole lot'

 

[Hamilton Felix]

Here's what I find in BlueBook about Veloce (pictures don't come through:

- 20 or 28 ga., 3 in. chambers on 20 ga., 26 or 28 (20 ga. only) in. vent. barrels with 3 choke tubes, aluminum frame with steel reinforcement, etched game scene receiver with gold filled inlays, skeletonized opening lever, deluxe oil finished checkered pistol grip or English (new 2002) stock and forearm, mechanical gold plated SST, 5.5 (28 ga.) or 5.8 (20 ga.) lbs. Imported 2001-2005.


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$1,260 $1,050 $950 $875 $800 $750 $695
Last MSR was $1,470.
Add $75 for 28 ga.



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Veloce Grade II
- similar to Veloce Model, except has semi-pistol grip deluxe walnut stock. Limited importation 2004 only.
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$1,750 $1,500 $1,250 $1,050 $925 $825 $725
Last MSR was $2,000.
Add $75 for 28 ga.



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Veloce Squire Limited Edition
- includes one set of 26 in. 20 ga. and one set of 26 in. 28 ga. barrels, cased, 5.7 lbs. Imported 2003-2005.

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$2,050 $1,750 $1,450 $1,125 $975 $875 $775
Last MSR was $2,470.




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VELOCE SP
- 20 ga., 26 in. barrel, checkered oil finished AA walnut stock and forearm, deep relief engraving with gold game bird inlays, gold plated trigger, 5 1/2 lbs., available from World Class dealers only. Importation began 2007.
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MSR $2,899 $2,525 $2,250 $1,975 $1,750 $1,525 $1,300 $1,100

 

[Hamilton Felix]

And the Marlin 336:

First some production info:

MARLIN FIREARMS COMPANY : RIFLES: MODERN PRODUCTION INFORMATION
Year of manufacture can be determined from 1946-1968 by the following letter/numeral prefixes: 1946-C, 1947-D, 1948-E, 1949-F, 1950-G, 1951-H, 1952-J, 1953-K, 1954-L, 1955-M, 1956-N, 1957-P, 1958-R, 1959-S, 1960-T, 1961-U, 1962-V, 1963-W, 1964-Y,Z, 1965-AA, 1966-AB, 1967-AC, 1968-AD, 1969-69, 1970-70, 1971-71, 1972-72. Starting in 1973, the year can be determined by subtracting the first 2 numbers of the serial number from 100.


There's a LOT on the 336. The saddle ring makes me wonder if it's something like the Texan.

MODEL 336A (DISC.) Add to Collection
- improved 36A, .30-30 Win., .35 Rem., or .32 Spl. cal., round breech bolt, 24 in. barrel with 2/3 mag. Mfg. 1948-1962, re-introduced 1973-1980.
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$500 $450 $400 $350 $300 $195 $175

Add 20% for 1st Model mfg. 1948-52.
Add 10% for 1953-62 mfg.
The .35 Rem. cal. was added in 1950, .32 Spl. was disc. in 1962.


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Model 336ADL Add to Collection
- similar to Model 336A Rifle, except has deluxe checkered walnut stock and forearm, quick detachable swivels and 1 in. sling. Mfg. 1948-62.
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Grading 100% 98% 95% 90% 80% 70% 60%
$625 $550 $500 $450 $375 $325 $275

Add 20% for 2nd Model (1957-1962).
Add 20% for .32 Spl. or .35 Rem. cal.
The 336ADL 1st Model (mfg. 1948-56) did not have a raised comb or cheekpiece. The 2nd Model (mfg. 1957-62) is identifiable by a Monte Carlo buttstock with raised comb and cheekpiece. Wood was supplied by Bishop.


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MODEL 336A/336AS (30AS) Add to Collection
- .30-30 Win. cal. only, 20 in. barrel, 6 shot tube mag, walnut finished birch stock (pressed checkering became standard 1995, cut checkering became standard 1998), open sights (adj. rear sight became standard 1995), no frills version of the 336CS, 7 lbs. Mfg. 1983-2007.

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$375 $275 $200 $150 $125 $120 $115
Last MSR was $423.
Add $50 for 4X scope (disc. 2006) or $41 for 3-9x32mm bore sighted scope.
Prior to 2000, this was designated the Model 30AS. The Model 30AS was formerly part of the Glenfield line. During 2001, this model's nomenclature was changed from 336AS to 336A.


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Model 336W (30AW) Add to Collection
- similar to Model 30AS, except has carbine barrel with band and gold trigger.

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MSR $484 $395 $325 $285 $245 $215 $195 $160

Add $53 for 4X scope (disc. 2006).
Add $47 for 3-9x32mm bore sighted scope (new 2007).
This model was previously sold by Wal-Mart only. Model nomenclature was changed during 1998.


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Model 336Y SpikeHorn Add to Collection
- similar to Model 336W, 5 shot tube mag, 16 1/2 in. barrel, shorter stock (12 1/2 in. LOP) with vent. recoil pad, 6 1/2 lbs. Mfg. 2003-2005.

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Grading 100% 98% 95% 90% 80% 70% 60%
$425 $325 $215 $165 $135 $125 $115
Last MSR was $566.




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Model 336CC Add to Collection
- similar to Model 336W, except has Mossy Oak Breakup camo stock and forearm, 7 lbs. Mfg. 2001-2004.
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$400 $325 $285 $190 $155 $135 $125
Last MSR was $503.




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MODEL 336RC CARBINE Add to Collection
- .30-30 Win., .32 Spl., or .35 Rem. cal., standard model carbine. Mfg. 1948-68.
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$495 $425 $350 $315 $275 $200 $175

Add 10% for 1st Model mfg. 1948-52.



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MODEL 336BL Add to Collection
- .30-30 Win. cal., 20 in. blue barrel, 6 shot tube mag., brown laminated hardwood stock with pistol grip, large loop lever, 7 1/2 lbs. New 2010.
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MSR $583 $475 $400 $350 $265 $210 $185 $150





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MODEL 336C CARBINE (DISC.) Add to Collection
- .30-30 Win., .32 Spl., or .35 Rem. cal., standard model carbine with 20 in. barrel. Mfg. 1969-83.

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$450 $375 $300 $250 $220 $200 $175

Add 10% for .35 Rem. cal.



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MODEL 336SC SPORTING CARBINE Add to Collection
- similar to Model 336C, with 20 in. barrel and 2/3 length mag. tube, raised comb buttstock (1957-63). Mfg. 1948-63.

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$625 $550 $475 $400 $350 $300 $250

Add 10% for 1st Model mfg. 1948-52.



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MODEL 336SC .219 ZIPPER Add to Collection
- similar to Model 336SC, in .219 Zipper cal., 5 shot mag. 3,230 mfg. 1955-60.
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$800 $700 $600 $550 $500 $450 $400





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MODEL 336SD CARBINE (SPORTING DELUXE) Add to Collection
- .30-30 Win., .32 Spl., or .35 Rem. cal., deluxe sporting carbine with 20 in. barrel, checkered stock and forearm, raised comb, no cheekpiece, quick detachable swivels and 1 in. sling. Mfg. 1954-62.
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$800 $700 $600 $425 $275 $200 $185





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MODEL 336C (336CS) CARBINE Add to Collection
- .30-30 Win. or .35 Rem. cal., 6 shot tube mag., 20 in. barrel, hammer block safety, American black walnut pistol grip stock (cut checkering became standard 1994), 7 lbs. Introduced 1984.

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MSR $555 $435 $385 $335 $250 $200 $175 $150


During 2001, this model's nomenclature was changed from 336CS to 336C.


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MODEL 336SS (336M) Add to Collection
- .30-30 Win. cal. only, similar to Model 336W/30AW, except is stainless steel, 6 shot tube mag., 7 lbs. New 2000.

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Grading 100% 98% 95% 90% 80% 70% 60%
MSR $681 $550 $475 $395 $345 $295 $250 $200


During 2001, this model's nomenclature was changed from 336M to 336SS.


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MODEL 336Y Add to Collection
- .30-30 Win. cal., 16 1/4 in. barrel, features hardwood stock with 12 1/2 in. LOP and forearm. New 2011.
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MSR $483 $375 $295 $250 $220 $200 $175 $150





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MODEL 336XLR Add to Collection
- .30-30 Win. or .35 Rem. (new 2007) cal., features stainless steel finish with 24 in. barrel, broached rifling, fluted bolt, 5 shot mag., black/grey laminate stock with deluxe recoil pad, adj. folding semi-buckhorn rear sight, hammer block safety, 7 1/2 lbs. New 2006.

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Grading 100% 98% 95% 90% 80% 70% 60%
MSR $848 $695 $575 $450 $375 $325 $295 $265


This model was developed to take advantage of the Hornady LEVERevolution ammunition, which greatly improves range, energy, and accuracy.


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MODEL 336LTS CARBINE Add to Collection
- .30-30 Win. cal. only, 16 1/4 in. barrel, 5 shot tube mag., 6 1/2 lbs. 2,671 mfg. 1988-89 only.
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$450 $400 $350 $200 $175 $165 $150
Last MSR was $346.




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MODEL 336 COWBOY Add to Collection
- .30-30 Win. (disc. 2001) or .38-55 WCF cal., 8 shot tube mag., squared off finger lever, 24 in. tapered octagon barrel with deep cut Ballard-type rifling (6 grooves), cut checkered (disc. 2001) straight grip walnut stock and forearm, adj. Marbles semi-buckhorn rear and carbine front sight, ser. no. is on left side of receiver, instead of on tang, 7 1/2 lbs. Mfg. 1999-2004.
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Grading 100% 98% 95% 90% 80% 70% 60%
$550 $475 $385 $310 $275 $250 $225
Last MSR was $735.
Add 10% for .30-30 Win. cal.



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MODEL 336ER (EXTRA RANGE) Add to Collection
- .356 Win. cal., 5 shot tube mag., 20 in. barrel, walnut pistol grip stock, open sights, 7 lbs. 2,441 mfg. 1983-86.
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Grading 100% 98% 95% 90% 80% 70% 60%
$550 $475 $325 $225 $200 $175 $150
Last MSR was $350.

Although advertised, this model was never manufactured in .307 cal.


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MODEL 336T CARBINE "TEXAN" Add to Collection
- .30-30 Win., .35 Rem., or .44 Mag. (1965-1967 only) cal., similar to 336C, with straight stock, 18 1/2 (1983 only) or 20 in. barrel, saddle ring (1965-1971 only). Mfg. 1954-83.
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$450 $400 $350 $300 $250 $200 $150





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MODEL 336DT CARBINE (DELUXE TEXAN) Add to Collection
- .30-30 Win. or .35 Rem. cal., select stock version of 336T, longhorn and map of Texas carved on buttstock. Mfg. 1962-63.
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$750 $625 $450 $300 $200 $150 $135

Add 10% for .35 Rem. cal.



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MODEL 336TS TEXAN Add to Collection
- similar to 336 CS, except is .30-30 Win. cal., 18 1/2 in. barrel, straight grip stock and squared finger lever, crossbolt safety. Mfg. 1984-87.
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Grading 100% 98% 95% 90% 80% 70% 60%
$325 $275 $225 $175 $150 $130 $120
Last MSR was $314.




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MODEL 336 OCTAGON RIFLE Add to Collection
- .30-30 Win. cal. only, with 22 in. octagon barrel, standard model. 2,414 mfg. 1973 only.
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$500 $425 $300 $250 $200 $175 $150





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MODEL 336 MARAUDER CARBINE Add to Collection
- .30-30 Win. or .35 Rem. cal., 16 1/4 in. barrel. 5,856 mfg. 1963-64.
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Grading 100% 98% 95% 90% 80% 70% 60%
$550 $475 $425 $350 $275 $235 $210

Add 10% for .35 cal.
Approx. 65% were mfg. in .30-30 Win. cal., and 35% were mfg. in .35 Rem. cal.
Be careful of re-barreled examples of this model.


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MODEL 336 MAGNUM CARBINE Add to Collection
- .44 Mag. cal., 20 in. standard carbine configuration, w/o saddle ring. 2,823 mfg. 1963-64 only.
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$450 $400 $350 $300 $250 $200 $175





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MODEL 336T Add to Collection
- .44 Mag. cal., with saddle ring, 13,895 mfg. 1965-67.
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$375 $325 $295 $250 $200 $170 $160





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MODEL 336 ZANE GREY CENTURY CARBINE Add to Collection
- .30-30 Win. cal., similar to 336 Octagon, 22 in. octagon barrel, Zane Grey medallion inlaid in receiver, select walnut stock, pistol grip, brass buttplate and forearm cap. 7,871 mfg. in 1971.
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$525 $450 $350 $300 $250 $225 $200


This model was mfg. to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the birth of Zane Grey.


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MODEL 336 PRESENTATION RIFLE Add to Collection
- .30-30 Win. cal., one of the pair in the "Brace of 1,000," 22 in. octagon barrel, engraved receiver, sold with Model 39 Presentation. Mfg. 1970 only.
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$750 $650 $525 $425 $325 $250 $225

Add a premium for serial numbers under 100.

 

[Hamilton Felix]

And it's hard to believe the variations of the Model 700 Remington. That one doesn't look uncommon, and it's in a common caliber. Get a bolt fitted, and it's a very good workhorse rifle.

Here's part of 'em (otherwise, the post would be over 20000 characters):

MODEL 700ADL DELUXE RIFLE Add to Collection
- .22-250 Rem. (disc. 1991), .222 Rem. (disc.), .222 Rem. Mag. (disc.), .25-06 Rem. (disc. 1991), 6mm Rem. (disc.), .243 Win. (disc. 1997), .270 Win., .280 Rem. (disc. 1997 - marked 7mm Express 1979-82), .30-06, .308 Win. (disc. 2001), or 7mm Rem. Mag. (disc. 2002) cal., 20 (disc.), 22, or 24 in. barrel, open sights, 4 shot mag., checkered Monte Carlo stock or brown laminated stock (new 1988). Mfg. 1962-2005.
View Historic Prices
Grading 100% 98% 95% 90% 80% 70% 60%
$475 $375 $295 $250 $215 $185 $165
Last MSR was $580.
Add 5% for 7mm Rem. Mag. cal. (disc. 2002).
Add 20% for 20 in. barrel (mfg. 1962-63).
Add 50% for .222 Rem. Mag. or .280 Rem. cal. 20 in barrel.
Add 15% for 7mm Rem. Mag., .264 Win. Mag., or .300 Win. Mag. cal. with stainless steel barrel (mfg. 1962-1970).
During 1962-63, the 20 in. barrel was standard on .222 Rem., .222 Rem. Mag., .243 Win., .270 Win., .280 Rem., .30-06, or .308 Win. cal. In 1964, these cals. had a standard barrel length of 22 in.; 24 in. barrels were standard on 7mm Rem. Mag. and .264 Win. Mag. cal.
During 1984, Remington began stamping a safety warning on the barrel.
In 1987-89, Remington introduced a Model 700 Gun Kit that enabled the owner to assemble the stock to the barreled action. All metal work was completely finished and wood finishing was all that is required. This kit was available in most popular cals. - last MSR price was $333 (1989).


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Model 700ADL Deluxe Rifle Synthetic Add to Collection
-.22-250 Rem. (new 1999), .223 Rem., .243 Win., .270 Win., .30-06, .308 Win., .300 Win. Mag. (new 1999), or 7mm Rem. Mag., features fiberglass reinforced synthetic stock with positive checkering, black matte finish on metal, open sights, approx. 7 3/8 lbs. Mfg. 1996-2005.
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$395 $315 $260 $215 $185 $170 $155
Last MSR was $500.
Add $27 for .300 Win. Mag. or 7mm Rem. Mag. cal.





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Model 700ADL/LS Deluxe Rifle Add to Collection
- .243 Win. (mfg. 1989-1993), .270 Win. (new 1989), .30-06, or 7mm Rem. Mag. (mfg. 1988-1993) cal., brown laminate stock with checkering. Mfg. 1988-1993, reintroduced 2002-2004.
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Grading 100% 98% 95% 90% 80% 70% 60%
$460 $360 $280 $230 $175 $165 $155
Last MSR was $580.
Add $27 for 7mm Rem. Mag. cal. (disc.).
This model was available through selected distributors only.


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MODEL 700BDL CUSTOM DELUXE Add to Collection
- .17 Rem. (disc. 2007), .22-250 Rem. (disc. 2007), .222 Rem. (disc. 2007), .223 Rem. (disc. 2007), .243 Win., .25-06 Rem. (disc. 2007), .264 Win. Mag. (disc.), .270 Win., .280 Rem. (mfg. 1992-95, resumed 2000-2002), .300 Savage (mfg. 1992 only), .30-06, .308 Win. (disc. 1995), .35 Whelen (mfg. 1989-94), 6mm Rem. (disc. 1994), 7mm-08 Rem. (disc. 1994, reintroduced 2000-2002), 7mm Rem. Mag., .308 Win. (left-hand only, disc. 2004), .300 Win. Mag. (disc. 2007), .300 Rem. Ultra Mag (new 1999), .338 Win. Mag. (mfg. 1988-94, resumed 1997-2002), .338 Rem. Ultra Mag. (mfg. 2000-2002, mfg. 2004 in left-hand only), .375 Rem. Ultra Mag. (mfg. 2001-2002), 7mm Rem. Ultra Mag. (mfg. 2001-2007), or 8mm Mag. (disc.) cal., 22, 24 (Magnum), or 26 (SAUM cals.) in. barrel, similar to 700ADL Deluxe, except with hinged floorplate, cut skipline checkering, black pistol grip cap and forend tip, receiver and floorplate fine line engraving was standard 1997-2001, non-embellished beginning 2002, supplied with open sights first year, hooded ramp front sight and adj. rear sight then became standard, R3 recoil pad supplied on Mag. cals., X-Mark Pro adj. trigger became standard 2008, approx. 7 1/4-7 5/8 lbs.
View Historic Prices
Grading 100% 98% 95% 90% 80% 70% 60%
MSR $965 $775 $595 $460 $350 $300 $280 $260
.222 Rem. Mag. cal. $600 $500 $425 $340 $300 $280 $260
.350 Rem. Mag. cal. $800 $575 $450 $350 $325 $300 $275
6.5mm Rem. Mag. cal. $800 $575 $450 $350 $325 $300 $275

Add $30 for 7mm Rem. Mag., or .300 Rem. Ultra Mag. (currently mfg. Mag. cals.).
Add $27-$67 for left-hand model (available in certain cals. only, short action .22-250 Rem. and .243 Win. cals. are scarce in left-hand, disc. 2004).
Add 15% for 7mm Rem. Mag., .264 Win. Mag., or .300 Win. Mag. cal. with stainless steel barrel (mfg. 1962-1970).
In 1962, the 20 in. barrel was standard on .222 Rem., .222 Rem. Mag., .243 Win., .270 Win., .280 Rem., .30-06, or .308 Win. cal. In 1964, these cals. had a standard barrel length of 22 in. 24 in. barrels were standard on 7mm Rem. Mag. and .264 Win. Mag. cals.
Remington mfg. the Model 700BDL in .350 Rem. Mag. and 6.5mm Rem. Mag. (1,584 mfg. between 1969-75). 1,558 were assembled in 1969, and sold through 1975. The .350 Rem. Mag. mfg. in 1969 is 3 times rarer than the 1985 Model 700 Classic chambered for .350 Rem. Mag.
During 1984, Remington began stamping a safety warning on the barrel.



MODEL 700BDL DM (DETACHABLE MAG.) Add to Collection
- .243 Win. (disc. 1999), .25-06 Rem. (disc. 1997), .260 Rem., .270 Win., .280 Rem. (disc. 1999), 6mm Rem. (disc. 1996), 7mm Rem. Mag., 7mm-08 Rem. (disc. 1999), .30-06, .308 Win. (disc. 1996), .300 Win. Mag. (disc. 2002), or .338 Win. Mag. (disc. 1996) cal., 22 or 24 in. barrel, Monte Carlo walnut stock with 20 LPI skip-line checkering, high polish bluing, black forend cap, receiver and floorplate fine line engraving was standard 1997-2001, open sights, 3-4 shot detachable mag. Mfg. 1995-2004.
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$600 $480 $390 $330 $285 $265 $250
Last MSR was $749.
Add $27 for .300 Win. Mag. and 7mm Rem. Mag. cals.
Left-hand actions on this model were disc. in 1999. Their last retail prices ranged from $665 - $692, depending on caliber.


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[SDG]

Wow, that's a lot of info. Helpful though.

Thanks.