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  1. subaru4
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    Does anyone know a website that will tell you how much shot guns and rifles are worth? Because me and my dad just got 2 shot guns and we think one of them is rare and we also got a rifle all 3 of the guns are from the 1950s.
     
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    take it somewhere that deals with guns specifically
     
    TSTRBOY2004, Dec 11, 2006
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    Yeah but we dont want to sell it anytime soon, we just want to know how much it is worth.
     
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    a gun smith would be your best bet, cuz they can tell you better than any website or pic could do

    my .02
     
    99legacy, Dec 11, 2006
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    google will get you close. When I was looking up some of my civil war guns, I just googled them and went from there. I would guess that shot guns from the 50's will be worth next to nothing. I have a couple of early 40's shotguns that were only worth $100 cuz them made 190eleventybillion of them.

    Russ
     
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    I buy stuff off of gunbroker.com you can search a gun a see what they are selling for
     
    RichWRX, Dec 11, 2006
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    Thanks Rich. We got a 16 guage 870 Remington which they quit making in 1980s. They all are in great condition with no scratches. All of the stocks are made of wood.
     
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    wow made of wood? i bet they are worth atleast $7621
     
    Speedemon, Dec 12, 2006
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    Dude, chill. Wood was so rare in the 1980's.















    lol. ;)
     
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    I have a 870 16 gauge from the 80's and I bet its only worth around $100
     
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    yeah from the 80s not from the 50s
     
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    I beg to differ... John Holmes had plenty of wood.. oh he wasnt around in the 80's...


    ahhh RON JEREMY made up for his death... still plenty of WOOD there
     
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    Go to the book store or Scheels (gun department). There arebooks that list the prices of every gun.

    Just like baseball cards.
     
    bikerwriter, Dec 13, 2006
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