value of a stevens savage arms model87D?
100674
Between $100 and $200 depending on condition.  Search Yahoo or Google and you will find a few listings for people selling or buying in this price range.
989496
Some rust on the barrel is normal and a little oil will make it less noticeable unless it is pitted.\nThe SKS will still function in terrible condition. \nAnd none are "PRETTY" when new.\nA basic SKS in USA sells for $89 to $149.\nOne that takes a clip is worth more than the ones with a built in magazine.\nThe sporter stock would  probably cost $49 -$100\nClips are worth $5-$20 each\nAmmo is cheep.  I buy Wolf at Gander Mountain for less than $2 for a box of 20. Gun shows will have it even cheaper.
929578
According to the Ruger website, the M77 Mk2 Standard has an MSRP of $695.\n\nI have yet to pay MSRP for a firearm, even one with limited availability like the Sako.\n\nI would check out the following two websites to see what the going rate is for a Ruger M77 in the model you are looking for:\n\nhttp://www.gunsamerica.com\nhttp://www.gunbroker.com\n\nGood luck and happy shooting
354306
The serial numbers will tell you how old it is. Firearms that were made before 1968 were not required to have a serial numbers. I would take it to the local gunsmith he/she will know something about it.
507022
The 19, which I think is the more compact model of the 17... Will run you different prices. Check around, are you looking for new? Or slightly used? A lot of different gunshops sell great used weapons, some even from former police officers. Call around once you know what your looking for (New/Used). Most used 19s run around $399 - $450\nand some new ones (with all newer slide rails, etc) run upwards to $700.\n\nIt all depends what you want
174130
$200-400 per condition...\nhttp://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.asp?Item=46606415
102394
If it is truly an antique, restoring it will DESTROY any value. If you want a shooter, buy a replica!\n\nIf it is an old gun, with little value, Brownell's gun supply carries anything you need, including instructions.
28373
If you have the serial numbers you can find out when the gun is made. I haven't found a single web site that will list all gun so you will have to search on the make/model. Some of the sites will mention what it is worth. \nWhat make/model is it?
77202
Depends on the quality of the rifle. Best to take it to a PROFESSIONAL firearms dealer (not your buddy who read about it in G&A) and have it evaluated "for auction"
1102471
Just write or email Guns and Ammo magazine..... the should be able to give you more info based upon the serial number.  Hope this helps.
443594
If this rifle is in any kind of recognizable condition, it's too valuable to take chances with. Take it to at least two reputable antique firearms dealers for appraisal. Do NOT sell it to the first dealer that makes an offer. Remember, the less they pay you-- the more profit they make when they sell it.
327661
It's a Montgomery Wards / Western Auto Stores rifle. There's no collector interest at all - strictly a shooter with value based on its condition but somewhat less than the "parent" gun it's copied from.  If it has a solid top and ejects through an opening in the right side of the receiver it's a (more-or-less) Marlin 336 and if it ejects through the top of the receiver it's a (more-or-less) Winchester 94. Value of either in very good condition is probably no more than $200 - perhaps a bit less.  Hope this helps.
834409
Depends on the model, and actual age.  Could be from $50.00- $1000.00 for something really rare.  Old is a bit to broad.
515245
i was going to tell you it is not worth much, but if it is really in mint condition, it may be worth a good deal, i have a few, but they are not anywhere near mint condition.\n\nGood Luck!
953359
Serial numbers will sometimes tell you the year of manufacture. A serial number cannot provide a value, but it can enhance a gun's value if it's very low in the production or an odd serial number.\nI own a Winchester Model 1905 rifle with a 4-digit serial number, indicating it was made in the first year of manufacture. This enhances the value since the serial number is so low.\nOdd serial numbers can also enhance a gun's value. For example, Lt. Col. Custer was killed at the Little Bighorn on June 25, 1876.\nNow, if you had an old Springfield Model 1873 rifle with a serial number of 62576, it might fetch a few extra dollars because of the appropriateness of the serial number.\nHowever, this rifle would likely not have been at the Little Bighorn battle, understand, it's solely coincidence that makes the serial number valuable.\nSimilarly, if you had a Winchester Model 1894 rifle with the serial number of 1894 or 189494 then the serial number might bring a few extra bucks from a collector.\n\nWhat's the serial number of your rifle?\nGo to http://savage99.com/dates.htm and you will find a list of serial numbers for various Winchester, Marlin and Savage rifles. This will tell you when your Savage 99 was made.\n\nWhy do you think your Savage was made in Spain? To my knowledge, Savage 99s were always made in the States. What makes you think otherwise?
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$150 to $250 used. They are a very common firearm@@@@
655976
i have a model 70, clip fed semi auto.  it was bought new in the late 70's.  so i'm guessing your gun was made in the 50's or 60's.  neither one is worth much.