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my dad has 1916 or 1917 enfield 30-06 from WW2. he still hunts with it every year and its more accurate than most new rifles. just wondering what its worth even though its priceless to us

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from mcdlacrosse9 wrote 8 weeks 3 days ago

Thats a good question- what kind of condition is it in?

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from Moishe wrote 8 weeks 3 days ago

http://www.cabelas.com/gun-inventory---wheeling---military-arms---1505813-win1917enfield-whe.shtml

Cabelas gun libray for 799, bear in mind this is a high grade and Cabelas ain't cheap.

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from DakotaMan wrote 8 weeks 2 days ago

Take a look at gunbroker.com to get an idea of what they go for. Obviously, the better they are, the higher they are. Enfields are shooters but because of the large number out there, they are likely to be in the $200-$300 range.

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from Moishe wrote 8 weeks 3 days ago

http://www.cabelas.com/gun-inventory---wheeling---military-arms---1505813-win1917enfield-whe.shtml

Cabelas gun libray for 799, bear in mind this is a high grade and Cabelas ain't cheap.

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from mcdlacrosse9 wrote 8 weeks 3 days ago

Thats a good question- what kind of condition is it in?

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from DakotaMan wrote 8 weeks 2 days ago

Take a look at gunbroker.com to get an idea of what they go for. Obviously, the better they are, the higher they are. Enfields are shooters but because of the large number out there, they are likely to be in the $200-$300 range.

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