I am an avid hunter, but don't really "collect" guns per say. I only buy guns that I will use for hunting.

That being said, a guy who obviously knows NOTHING about guns traded me a almost mint Rem. Nylon 66 for a $25.00 radio. It was shot 10-20 times and was in the top of his closet for almost 20 years. The screws for the reciever have no scratches at all so I don't even thing it was ever taken apart and cleaned.

It is the Mohawk brown with the white diamond and blue receiver. I am thinking about selling or trading the gun, but was hoping to get some input on it first. I know they produced well over a million of these things, but somehow they have become somewhat valuable it seems. Aren't there thousands of these things still in circulation??

Anyway, any input or opinions on the possible collectibility (is that a word) and value of these guns in the future would be appreciated.

Pictures of it are here:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/3494214...7613542722283/

Thanks,
Stan