Winchester Firearms

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Ah, what a lovely question! The Remington Model 11 with serial number 365220 was made in the year 1926. Just imagine the history and stories that shotgun could tell from all its years of use. It's a true treasure to hold a piece of history in your hands like that.

100-1000 USD depending on specifics

Your rifle was manufactured in 1949, which makes it a desireable "pre-'64" example. The value of the gun will depend entirely on its condition and if it has any factory enhancements (engraving, special sights, etc.) although even a rough 1949 rifle is worth a couple hundred. Your best bet is to get an appraisal from a local gunsmith and see what he tells you. He may recommend that you talk with a more advanced collector who is more knowledgible of the variations and values for the model 94. A good smith won't try to buy it. It is proper to pay him for his service.

I can only guess from the serial number over 3 million and the fact that you posted under the Winchester topic that you have a Model 94. Even if that is correct, a lot more is needed to determine the value. What is the caliber, configuration (barrel length, butstock style, magazine length, finish, special order features), and most importantly, the condition and originality.

There is insufficient information in your question to be able to answer. What is the model number, manufacturer, and type of gun.

From CNN News: * Once the U.S. Repeating Arms plant in New Haven, Connecticut, closes on March 31, the only new rifles carrying the famous Winchester name will be the modern, high-end models produced in Belgium, Japan and Portugal. The older models, including the famous Winchester Model 94, will be scrapped. * "The name will continue, but not with those traditional products," said Robert Sauvage, a spokesman for the Herstal Group, the Belgian company that owns U.S. Repeating Arms and the right to the Winchester name. * Herstal announced Tuesday that the U.S. Repeating Arms factory would soon close, capping 140 years of Winchester manufacturing in New Haven.

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I used this site http://armscollectors.com/sn/winlookup.php to get the date of the rifles' man. date of 1942. As far as the value, I would suggest taking it to a gun shop (if you don't know of one locally, maybe try a trade show or ask some friends for a reccomendation) and have them give you an estimate. I know a lot of value is based on quality, year of man., general shape and how man guns were produced that year. Hope that helps.

387689 = 1907 from $350 to $200 or more Depending on condition and many other factors

yes

$300-$500. sales@countrygunsmith.net

Value depends on condtion, how bad you want to sell it, how bad someone wants to buy it, any accessories, the box, original papers, etc.. You can find a serial number table at proofhouse.com Do a web search to find value. Below 60% is in the shooter/user grade. Might be worth 200 USD.

Approoximately $200 to $400, depending on condition.

10 hundreds, 5 hundreds , 70 tens and 6 ones