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December 25, 2022
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Why is this rifle bringing so much?
November 1, 2013
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Dave M. said
Why is this rifle bringing so much?
The jive BS description? Fantastic! And how many million of these were produced?
June 4, 2017
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Maybe the cost of drilling the extra holes in the receiver? T/R
December 25, 2022
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I thought maybe I was missing something.
That would be a $500 rifle in my area, maybe $600 if the seller was lucky.
November 1, 2013
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TR said
Maybe the cost of drilling the extra holes in the receiver? T/R
That’s no excuse, either, since the mount used existing holes.
November 1, 2013
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Dave M. said
I thought maybe I was missing something.That would be a $500 rifle in my area, maybe $600 if the seller was lucky.
Sellers in your area haven’t mastered the art of hucksterism. Appetite for it among GB know-nothings is insatiable! You CAN’T spread it on too thick!
April 30, 2023
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TR said
Maybe the cost of drilling the extra holes in the receiver? T/R
June 4, 2017
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clarence said
TR said
Maybe the cost of drilling the extra holes in the receiver? T/R
That’s no excuse, either, since the mount used existing holes.
Good point Clarence, in 1958 they were drilled. That changes my opinion of the price, but still crazy price.
T/R
November 19, 2006
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Y’all are missing the swivel studs. Makes it very handy for carrying in the woods. Especially when you dragging a deer on a rope behind you (that you were able to bag with the aid of that nice scope).
April 15, 2005
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Dave M. said
Why is this rifle bringing so much?
Simple explanation is that there are at least two ignorant (uneducated) bidders in competition with one another. Eventually one of them will prove himself to be the bigger (and poorer) village moron.
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November 7, 2015
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Bert H. said
Dave M. said
Why is this rifle bringing so much?
Simple explanation is that there are at least two ignorant (uneducated) bidders in competition with one another. Eventually one of them will prove himself to be the bigger (and poorer) village moron.
Methinks y’all may have missed the ultra-rare and exclusive hammer extension, that should help explain why this fine specimen is being so eagerly sought.
Or maybe not.
Mike
November 24, 2021
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TXGunNut said
Methinks y’all may have missed the ultra-rare and exclusive hammer extension, that should help explain why this fine specimen is being so eagerly sought.
Or maybe not.
Mike
Don’t forget in the description it even says “Included in the sale is a handy hammer extension, adding to the value of this classic firearm.” how much value ? We may never know.
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January 20, 2023
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Bert H. said
Dave M. said
Why is this rifle bringing so much?
Simple explanation is that there are at least two ignorant (uneducated) bidders in competition with one another. Eventually one of them will prove himself to be the bigger (and poorer) village moron.
The simple beauty of GB, illustrated. These.contests are a seller’s dream. On the other hand, there are very occasionally items insufficiently recognized by the seller (and others) for what they are and mispriced. Like the commodities market, GB can be an expensive place to find out who you are.
- Bill
WACA # 65205; life member, NRA; member, TGCA; member, TSRA; amateur preservationist
"I have seen wicked men and fools, a great many of both, and I believe they both get paid in the end, but the fools first." -- David Balfour, narrator and protagonist of the novel, Kidnapped, by Robert Louis Stevenson.
February 17, 2022
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Maybe it’s the lovely Weaver K4??
November 7, 2015
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oldcrankyyankee said
Maybe it’s the lovely Weaver K4??
Certainly made my old heart go pitter-patter…or maybe it was that third big mug of Java.
Mike
November 1, 2013
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oldcrankyyankee said
Maybe it’s the lovely Weaver K4??
On the right gun, like a Model 70 or other BA, an all-steel K4 IS lovely, but on a lever-action, merely absurd.
November 19, 2006
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For me, rifles (or carbines) set up like this one with an offset scope on the left side of the receiver, are very awkward to sight through. I’m right-handed with a dominant right eye. This got me to thinking, how would this work out for a guy with a dominant left eye?
March 31, 2009
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I have no problem sighting this one.
April 15, 2005
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steve004 said
For me, rifles (or carbines) set up like this one with an offset scope on the left side of the receiver, are very awkward to sight through. I’m right-handed with a dominant right eye. This got me to thinking, how would this work out for a guy with a dominant left eye?
As I have always stated… Real Men shoot a Single Shot!! No issues with being left or right handed or dominant eye 
Bert
WACA Historian & Board of Director Member #6571L
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