30-30 marlin

Bonjour, quelqu'un m'a offert une 30-30 Marlin canon octagonal Model Zane Grey Century , elle n'a jamais tirée. Il y a surement un spécialiste pour me dire combien devrais-je payer.
Merci à bientôt

PIC Svp, ça va nous aider grandement vieux...

Impossible je n'avais d'appareil et la personne agée qui l'a acheter en 1972 ne m'a pas laisser partir avec...
bye

Voici ce que j'ai trouvé
Vendue 1200$ NEUVE comme COLLECTOR ITEM, 300-350 $ tiré même 1 seul fois....

This rifle
commemorates the 100th year anniversary since the birth of Zane Grey. There
were 7,871 Mfg in 1971 this rifle features a medallion inlaid in the receiver, brass
butt plate and a 22 inch tapered octagon barrel with a 6 shot tubular magazine. My
rifle has serial number ZG032 - - and is like new in the original box.
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The MARLIN 336 ZAND GREY CENTURY 30-30 rifle was made in 1972 to commemorate the 100th anniversary his birth. Although advertised that the Zane Grey would be limited to 10,000 units, the total manufactured was only 7,871.

It features a traditional tapered octagon barrel, cartridge brass butt plate and forend cap, and select American walnut stock with classic pistol grip. Inlaid in the receiver is a portrait medallion in cartridge brass inscribed "ZANE GRAY 1872-1972". Suggested retail price was $150.

As far as the value is concerned, it depends on many factors. The top three are condition, condition and condition. It must be unfired and in the box with all documents. Box condition makes a difference. If it has been fired and/or the box is missing then it is not collectable and is worth the same as a regular garden varity Marlin 336CS in 30-30.

If you like it then buy it. I feel certain that almost every member here wishes they had the one that they missed because they were sitting on the fence. I missed one at a gun show today.

$300-$350 is a fair price if it is in excellent condition and is not a collectable. If it is NIB, therefore collectable, I would have to defer to my fellow members on this board.