What is the value of a Mossberg 142k in very good condition?

The value of a 1958 Mossberg model 185K-A is determined by the condition of the shotgun. If in good condition this gun has a value of up to 300 dollars.

Around $75 in very good condition.

In good condition about $5000 dollars.

well my new mossberg is in great condition, i bought it for only 93 dollars. but do not short yourself, in mint condition it can be worth more

I have sold a dozen of them in good condition from $125.00 to $175.00.

100-400 USD depending on specifics

$130-$150 in good condition, great gun

your wards firearm is actually a mossberg model 42C that was made by mossberg for montgomery wards(Western field).The mossberg model 42C was made between the years 1938-1941.These range in price from 65-175 dollars,depending on condition and a good bore.

Most models of the Mossberg model 500 shotgun will range in price from 100-200 dollars.

Around $175- $225 is what I've seen .

Depends on condition and completeness- many are missing some of the sights. For a specimen in very good condition, complete, around $250. Excellent target rifles.

I was just offered on in good condition for $100. I see them offered for sale on line in the $100 to $200 range. This is for average run of the mill guns in good and better condition. Obviously condition and rarity are the determining factors.

Your model 350A was made by Mossberg for Montgomery Wards.The Mossberg model 350A was made from 1960-1968.The value will range between 40-160 dollars depending on overall condition and a good bore.

Bare in good condition, $100 - $200. Fixed up, $250 - $350

EXCELLENT target rifles. (BTW, it is spelled Mossberg) There is some collector interest in these. Depending on condition and completeness (missing sights are expensive to replace) these may sell for $125-$200 for a specimen in very good condition. For some more info on Mossberg 22s, Google "epix mossberg models".

The 152 (forearm folds down, box magazine) AND the 152K (longer barrel Schnabel forearm, tube magazine in butt) both have a minor collector following- and are good shooters. Value from $125-$200, depending on condition and completeness. Missing rear peep sights are expensive to replace, and would drop value by 25%. For more info on many Mossberg 22s, google epix mossberg models- damguy has a great blog with photos of Mossbergs, year of manufacture, etc.

The Model 151k was produced 1950-51. The average value for the model in good condition is approximately $100-$150. It is one of my favorite guns to shoot. Very accurate.

Your Western Field(Montgomery Wards) model 32a was made for Montgomery Wards by the firm Mossberg and sons.The Mossberg model 20/21 are the same rifle as the one you have.These rifles were made by Mossberg from 1933-1938.There current value is between 35-100 dollars,depending on overall condition and a good bore.

Manufactured by Mossberg. Value in good, complete, operating condition is about $125

I bought one for 90 dollars and it was in good condition I bought one for 90 dollars and it was in good condition

Your Western field model 550ED was made by Mossberg for Montgomery Wards.The Mossberg model 500E and your shotgun are one and the same.The Mossberg model 500E shotgun has avalue of between 85-170 dollars,depending on overall condition and a good bore.

Your Western Field model 815 was made for Montgomery Wards Company(Western Field)By the firm Mossberg and Sons.The Mossberg model 320 and your firearm are one and the same.This model of Mossberg was made from 1960-1980,and will range in price from 50-150 dollars depending on overall condition,and a good bore.

There is modest collector interest in Mossberg rifles from that period. Value will depend on EXACT condition, and completeness (many had rear sights removed to add scope- replacing them is pricy.) Prices for very good, complete, range from about $125-200.

If in good condition Yes. I have a Mossberg Model 185 and 190 and squirrel hunt with them all the time.

IF the rifle has all sights, etc, has not had stock modified, there IS a modest collector's interest in the older Mossberg 22s. $200-$250 is an average price. They shoot VERY well.

Depends on condition! Rule of thumb - about $50-$150 It also depends on how much you want one. In like new condition they will go higher if you want one bad enough. I recently bought a Revelation 16 ga. {made by mossberg) in used but not abused condition that looks good and didn't mind paying $125 I hope this helps you out!

Answer: The Mossberg Rifle 45A alone is currently (2009) valued at around $200 or a bit more in very good to excellent condition, however, the "S" prefix denotes that it was sold with a scope. The No. 7 Mossberg scope and bases currently run around $200.00 - 350.00 or more depending on model and condition.

Value on a rifle depends on the caliber and condition. The S&W 1500 was manufactured in Japan by a company named Howa, and they are high quality rifles. Howa also made guns for Weatherby and Mossberg. In good used condition they are worth $300-$400.

That model was made from 1960-1971. If yours has no serial number, it was made prior to the 1968 Gun Control Act. Value will depend on condition, but about $125-150 for one in Very Good condition. Nice rifles.

If the marking is 44 US (a), it was made from 1944-1946. In very good condition, WITH the rear peep sight and the Mossberg sling swivels, these sell for $200-$250. EXCELLENT target rifles.

If it's in good condition you could get between $200-$250 for it. Model 46m's were produced late 1940's to early 1950's I think.

Depends on the condition. IF it is complete with the peep sight, and the fold down forearm, there is a modest collectors interest- and in Very Good condition, may run $200 or so. Missing peep sight, etc, maybe $100 or so.

Your western Field model 47C was made for Montgomery Wards(Western Field)by the firm Mossberg and Sons.The Mossberg model 45A and your firearm are one and the same.Mossberg made this model from 1937-1938.the current value of your western field is between 85-135 dollars depending on overall condition and a good bore.

Depending on condition, most of the Mossberg bolt action shotguns sell for anywhere from $50-$125. They are sound, reliable, durable guns, but basically utility grade shooters without a high collector's interest. Good guns, though.

nice condition about 160.00$,made by mossberg,good shooters.you could pic them up at sears,hardware stores, or local gun shops.^mid1900's The western Field model 172A was made for Montgomery Wards(Western Field) by Mossberg.The Mossberg model 385K and your shotgun are one and the same.Mossberg made the model 385K between 1960-1985.These shotguns have a value of between 75-110 dollars,depending on overall condition and a good bore.

The shotgun is a Mossberg 500. The Standard Catalog lists this at $200 in Very Good condition. Deduct 20-30% for having a Montgomery Ward name stamped on it.

Your rifle which was made by Mossberg and is there model 800B will bring between 100-275 dollars,depending on overall condition and a good bore.

This rifle I believe is a .22 caliber. Mossberg model 400 or 402. Tubular magazine made between 1959-1964. Value around $100.

Your Mossberg model 702 plinkster will range in value between 50-100 dollars for a rifle showing between 60%-90% of its original finish and a good bore.

Saw one for sale today in very good condition for $390. And Mossberg is spelled with an E. I'm not the spelling police, but if you spell it wrong on a computer search, you will come up empty.

The Revelation 16 guage bolt action sold by Western Auto made by Mossberg. Value: good to excellent condition is 90 to 125 dollars. BoTex

50-500 depending on specifics.

It would depend on condition of the treadmill, if it is in good condition it could have a great resale value, if it is not in like new condition it will not have a good resale value.

it seems that these shot guns are going for around $200 in good condition. although I feel that they could be worth more considering bolt action shot guns are becoming more popular again. hang on to it.

int the year of Manufacture,I can say that you have a Mossberg model 500AB that was made for western Auto by Mossberg.The model 500 series of shotguns were made from 1962-1998.The value of your shotgun will range in price from 85-200 dollars depending on overall condition and a good bore.

In good condition you can expect to pay $250. There are deals out there if you can find them but this is a good little gun and quite accurate also.

50-75 dollars in pretty good condition.

125.00 in just good condition

There is a 151M, with a long 2 piece stock, made from 1946-1958, and a 151K, one piece stock with a rounded forearm (called a schnabel) made 1950-51. Do not have a listing for a 151 with no letter. Depending on condition, value is between $100-$225. They are great shooting rifles, and there IS collector interest in those models. Many are missing the rear peep sight, which is expensive to replace. Run a Google search…

I think your rifle was made by Mossberg, and is a model 45A. These were very good target rifles, amde 1837-38. Value will depend on condition, typically $100-$200, less if missing the rear peep sight.