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I know it’s hard to put values on firearms. I have matching set 9422 and 9422M that have never been fired, sequential serial numbers with the original boxes. I feel they are worth more because of serial numbers. They are first run, made in 1972. Both are numbered under 100!
Hello,
They could be worth quite a bit being low sequential numbers. Are they standard run guns, or special commemoratives? If standard run, sequential serial numbers under 100, they would be worth more than special run commemeratives, in my opinion.
Al
November 7, 2015
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I think collectors are warming up to the 9422’s, I know I am. Serial numbers are an individual thing but if your 9422’s were equity stocks I’d be inclined to “hold”. I suspect a high-condition 9422 may be one of the hottest post-64’s over the next few years but I have nothing to base that on other than a gradual appreciation in the prices of guns I see for sale.
Full disclosure: first Winchester levergun I ever fired was a pretty sweet 9422. I’ve been watching them from the sidelines and high condition shooters have appreciated a fair bit in recent years.
Mike
TXGunNut said
I think collectors are warming up to the 9422’s, I know I am. Serial numbers are an individual thing but if your 9422’s were equity stocks I’d be inclined to “hold”. I suspect a high-condition 9422 may be one of the hottest post-64’s over the next few years but I have nothing to base that on other than a gradual appreciation in the prices of guns I see for sale.Full disclosure: first Winchester levergun I ever fired was a pretty sweet 9422. I’ve been watching them from the sidelines and high condition shooters have appreciated a fair bit in recent years.
Mike
Mike,
I tend to agree with you concerning the 9422’s climbing in value. The first Winchesters I collected were the 9422’s. I’ve had twelve in my collection at one time. Very nice guns and very well made. Two and three digit serial number’s are almost impossible to find in the 9422. I don’t know why, but you never see them for sale. Even early four digit guns don’t show up very often. I only have one 9422 now, it’s a four digit gun brand new in the box.
Al
Dthanson said
I know it’s hard to put values on firearms. I have matching set 9422 and 9422M that have never been fired, sequential serial numbers with the original boxes. I feel they are worth more because of serial numbers. They are first run, made in 1972. Both are numbered under 100!
In this little numbers, is the serial number located in two places : one on the rear receiver and one on the foward receiver ?
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