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Value on Winchester Model 70 30-06?


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If you are just going to flip it on here; no that’s not a great price. But if you want a bolt, that is a hell of a deal compared, to what you would have to spend to get something of that quality today. Especially if that is the original Walnut stock.

I would jump on it at $300, but that’s because I would like to have it to keep.

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I own five Model 70's and shoot or hunt with all of them. Four are pre 64' rifles and one is a Winchester Repeating Arms heavy barrel varmint in .243. My primary hunting rifle is a pre 64', 30.06 and shoots minute of angle in original, unaltered condition.

Although the rifle you are considering is a post 64', the $300 price tag would tempt me to buy it for hunting and shooting. You will not, in my opinion, be able to buy a better made rifle for $300 no matter how hard you look. There is one similiar to this in a pawn shop near me and the price is $500. Although they would take less than that, there is no way that I could acquire it for $300.

If you want a great rifle at a great price, buy it as soon as possible.

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