Trying to search forthe value of my 308 Savage 99c Rifles by it's serial number. I know it was made in Spain ?
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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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To buy it or just info about it?\n\n     \nTYPE   DAM    RANGE  AMMO LOAD MOD      NOTES \n\n\nEAA P-19 9mm 1d6 20/55/170 16 1c 1 Based on CZ 75\n\nIf this isn't it try looking another model up under link.
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http://coltmfg.com has a way to get info on the weapon
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You'll have to buy a book or get it appraised. Here's a link that'll help:\n\nhttp://www.gundealersonline.com/appraisers.asp
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try here\nhttp://images.google.com/images?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&rls=SUNA,SUNA:2005-49,SUNA:en&q=ak-47&sa=N&tab=wi
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if you pull the serial number off, the best thing to do would be to just directly call winchester. they have it all on file.
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Generally, if you look on the left side of the pistol barrel, there is some indication of what type of pistol it is, unless it's THAT old. Look around the gun for distinguishing numbers, lettering, and marks, then call the factory and speak with someone who works there. Don't DARE try to take it to a pawn shop, they don't know their butt from a hole in the ground and you'll get ripped on it.\n\nThere are gun auction sites you can use once you know the true value of the gun, and you may have to work with a gun dealer who has a FFL (Federal Firearms License? right?) to arrange for a transfer of the gun in case it has to go across state lines. Do it legally!
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ebay does't list guns.\n\ntry auctionarms or gunbroker.com
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I don't know ezactly what info you want but I hope this helps.\n\nPricing info: check The Blue Book of Gun Values, the Shotgun News, or gunbroker.com\n\nParts or diagrams: gun-parts.com\n\nGeneral info: http://www.taurususa.com/
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Bound's hubby here:\n\nYou provided all of the essential information. Unfortunately, Winchester (now DOA) does not offer product line production history like Remington or Browning. I have attached the link for Winchester authorized valuing services. \n\nFrom what I have seen, a Model 12 similar to yours is worth about $500 at a gun shop. Values vary based on how badly someone wants a Model 12!\n\nA good source of information, if you want to spend a day at the range, is go to a local trap club, where many experienced shooters (many of whom love Model 12s) will give you a realistic appraisal of your shotgun's value!\n\nGood luck!
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How about here and here and here!!!\n\nBADGER JOHN'S HUNTIN STUFF\n2633 EL CAMINO AVE\nSACRAMENTO, CA 95821\nPh# 916-489-1022\nEmail: cagunrunner@msn.com\n\nBROADWAY BAIT ROD & GUN \nPh# 916/448-6338\n1701 BROADWAY\nSACRAMENTO, CA 95818 \n\nGUNS-N-GEAR #474\nPh# 916/487-5802\n3530 AUBURN BLVD. #6 \nSACRAMENTO, CA 95821
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First, do some research. Go to surplusrifle.com and read the sections on the 98k, then join the forums and ask in the right section who has them for sale. You will find lots of friendly folks like me who love collecting and shooting these old rifles and know just about everything there is to know about them. \n\nYou will need a dealer to order and transfer the rifle to you....if you live in the US of course....and expect to pay him $15 to $25 for this service. Most independent Pawn shops are also dealers and will often order from a catalog for you. \n\nExpect a German k98k to be $200 to $500 and this depends on factory codes and condition. Accuracy is sort of a crap shoot in dealing with old used rifles, so be prepared that it maybe won't shoot as well as you like. \n\nAlso, the Czech model 24 Mauser is one of the best Mausers ever made and used by the Czech and German armies during WWII. Yes, the Czechs fought with the Nazis. Slightly cheaper. \n\nA great deal is the Yugo M48 (also called Bosnian, Serb, etc.). After WWII the allies gave General Tito of Yugoslavia an entire Mauser factory and moved it to Zastava. The Yugoslavians started making an almost exact model and this rifle was used extensively in the wars there in the 1980s on. You can find these sometimes almost new for $125 and less. \n\nAlso, the Mausers made rifles for the Turks in 8mm. The Turk mausers are plentiful and look beat up, but let me tell you I have one that will shoot better than any of the other six dozen rifles I own, with cheap surplus ammo no less.  \n\nAvoid a company called Mitchell's Mausers. They refinish old rifles and put new stocks on them and then charge way to much IMHO. \n\nYou also want to look at a Swiss K31. Beautiful rifles that represent the very best of European manufacturing and craftsmanship in available 7.5mm Swiss caliber. To buy a rifle of this quality new would cost three to four thousand dollars and you can get them for $150. Excellent deer rifle, one of the very best ever made. The Swiss take shooting seriously. \n\nYou need to think long and hard about scoping one of these.....to drill and tap one would ruin their collector value. If you are a good rifleman, you don't need no stinking scope anyway. But if you must have a scope, get the Swiss. They make a clamp on scope mount that's rock solid. Or use a Scout style scope setup.
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You should find it at http://images.google.co.uk/imgres?imgurl=http://thumbs.ebaystatic.com/pict/260007161408_0.jpg&imgrefurl=http://collectibles.listings.ebay.com/Militaria_1976-89_W0QQfcclZ1QQfclZ4QQfsooZ1QQfsopZ1QQftrtZ1QQftrvZ1QQsacatZ13983QQsapplZ1QQsaprchiZQQsaprcloZQQsatitleZQQsocmdZListingItemList&h=96&w=40&sz=3&hl=iw&start=1&tbnid=4DJ5PO7mQlY2vM:&tbnh=81&tbnw=34&prev=/images%3Fq%3Disraeli%2Bflight%2Bsuit%26svnum%3D10%26hl%3Diw%26lr%3D%26sa%3DG
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If you go to local library you can look it up in the Blue Book Of Gun Values.  One side note that i should tell you is that Winchester went out of business this year and there guns are highly sought after collectors items now.  so you might want to add 10 to 20 % onto what this years book gives price.
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This rifle has been made for over a hundred yrs.\n There so many variables that you would need pic and serial number to detemine the value/ The best I can do is this Compare it to these...( Do a search for Winchester 94 on this site)\nhttp://www.gunbroker.com
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eBay would be the 1st place to check.\nYou never know what they will have.
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try www.surplusrifle.com they have lots of info on the enfields.