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deerhunter said
Here’s a link to a previous discussion regarding that same model 57:
Thanks Deer!!
The 22 Junior was made in 1935 for one year. It was discontinued in 1936. Some sales might have been made after that time.
James
deerhunter said
Am I missing something here? Or just an all-out bidding war? I realize the high condition, but seems like crazy money for a plain-Jane 94…with still 7+ days left to go on the auction.https://www.gunbroker.com/item/762183012
Don
I see the bidding is now over $5000 with over a day remaining. The high bidder (who has been pushing it up for quite a while) has three pieces of feedback and has been on gunbroker for exactly two weeks. However, during those two weeks he has purchased three Winchester 94 carbines (and already received positive feedback for all three). I notice if he wins this one, he will have paid over seven times what he paid for the other three (they sold for $621, $718 and $799). There’s not much of what is going on here that I claim to understand.
November 7, 2015
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Sold, $6275.
TXGunNut said
Sold, $6275.
Two bidders with LDS ran it up from $2K to the final price.
Bert
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Bert H. said
Two bidders with LDS ran it up from $2K to the final price.
Bert
Looks like a great way to launder drug money……..
WACA Life Member #6284 - Specializing in Pre-64 Winchester .22 Rimfire
The same gun was re-auctioned and the price realized was now about right. Around $2k total at the end.
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