Not sure if this is the same person that I answered before, but I have 3 of these rifles, I bought the last 2 for 65 and 75 dollars ( both work excellent). I'm no pro, but I see them quite a bit and they don't seem to be worth much. Sweet guns in my opinion tho.
While these are good guns they are not rare or terribly valuable. Figure on roughly $500 and you'll be in the ballpark.
Rare in really great shape.
$10,547 its rare
Not really.
No
CommentI own a model 37 Winchester 20 gauge. I would also like to know what it is worth. I have read on the Winchester site that some were red lettered and these are more sought after. The price ranges from 300-700+ I would not sell you're 37 red letter, they are very rare. I have one and it was passed down to me from my grandfather, I would hold on to it and pass it down to you kids or grandkids. Like I said they are very rare now and it would NT be wise to sell. Please hold it.
Your winchester model 1912 shotgun which was made by winchester in 1937 is not that rare.There was a total production of 2,026,372 shotguns made during a time span between the years 1912-1980.Depending on the gauge and overall condition of your shotgun?These can range in price from 250-650 dollars.
These guns were made as prizes for the Winchester Claybird Tournament in 1967 & 1968. They are fairly rare as they were never offered for sale by the company. I was told by a Winchester financial executive that the sets' cost for the 1967 set was over $2,000. No idea their value today since I have not heard of any set that sold
Fairly rare model. If it is in top condition, it can bring over $700. sales@countrygunsmith.net
It is a rare model and worth about $25K!
"Manufacture of the Model 38 was authoried on November 18, 1936. I was designed to be madeunder the same general specifications as the Model 37 except for such changes as were necessary to make the Model 38 a full hammerless shotgun. This model was never offered for sale, as the authority for its manufacture was later cancelled. Only a few sample guns of this model were produced for test purposes." From "The History of Winchester Firearms 1866 - 1992 by Thomas Henshaw. Extremely rare and valuable to the right collector.
Yes, but on custom order only... they are rare.