What is a ballpark figure for a Winchester model 69A 22 long rifle with a Weaver G4 scope in good condition?

Answer 1

The first thing is "condition" for example NIB or new in box valueis a lot higher that fair or poor. Find a value book (the gun traders book published by Stoeger Arms will give you the condition guidelines and pricesAnother item to consider is if it is all original (no modifications , homemade patch jobs etc) , all original is usally worth more than refurbished , reblued etc. Something else on the 69A is the type of sights it has . I believe the ones with Lyman sights from the factory are worth a lot more than the standard factory sights . Ordinarily an old bolt action 22 isn't worth much but the 69a in the right condition and with the right sights was worth anywhere from $221 for a good condition to $594 for nib (add 20% for models with grooved receivers) according to the 25th edition of the Stoeger book . I think that they are up to version 28 now---- I check wal mart in the sporting goods section they usually have them on hand - Look it up for free there , or if you want to buy it they are about 15 or 20 $. Another good place to look is on GunsAmerica.com or on Gunbroker.com By the way the scope will make the gun worth less. People looking for these old 22's want them all original . The scope will lower the value.