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Old .22 Rifles

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#1 ·
My late uncle had 2 .22 rifles - Steven Arms Springfield Model 15 and a Mossberg 46M with a scope. Both of these are probably 65+ years old the model 15 may be 75. Don't think either have serial numbers. The 46M stock is in excellent condition. The Model15 is a nostalgia piece as the single shot and price back then made is the entry level rifle for young hunters. Any sense of value?
 
#4 ·
Not sure of the spring field but I asked a buddy, the Mossburg 46m anywhere from $150 to $350 Normally But of course condition and may raise or lower price and he said that the 46m in some circles may bring a higher price Personally I would bring it to a Auctioneer that handles a lot of guns and get his opinion even if it cost you a buck or too to have him check it out
 
#5 ·
I would have to see pictures to give accurate price. If scope on Mossberg is Mossberg brand that is added value.
Stevens, m15 - I’m assuming you mean bolt action / single shot? Any American made rifle of this type in reasonable condition will bring $150, rough but fully functional $100. You can’t buy American made SS 22 rifle that equals these old boy’s rifles for same money. They are all junk with fancy cosmetics.
 
#6 ·
I would have to see pictures to give accurate price. If scope on Mossberg is Mossberg brand that is added value.
Stevens, m15 - I’m assuming you mean bolt action / single shot? Any American made rifle of this type in reasonable condition will bring $150, rough but fully functional $100. You can’t buy American made SS 22 rifle that equals these old boy’s rifles for same money. They are all junk with fancy cosmetics.
Yes M15 is a single shot bolt action. Nice little squirrel rifle.