Restoring a Oldie but Goodie
05-26-2005 | 02:37 PM
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RE: Restoring a Oldie but Goodie
If their is no blueing now, I would say it would already have no collector interest. It is not like it is 100 years old and rare. Their are LOTS of them out their. I would not hesitate to reblue it. I say buy it, and redo it. More than likely you will keep it for a long time anyway.
05-26-2005 | 02:51 PM
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RE: Restoring a Oldie but Goodie
No problem. I just did some checking, and their were aproximately 36,000 model 70's chambered in 300 H&H. And the price for one in that condition is listed at $350 if it is a sporter model. But my book is a few years old. Good luck, they are great rifles.
05-27-2005 | 08:42 AM
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RE: Restoring a Oldie but Goodie
oldelkhunter go to www.gunbroker.com and search for "model 70" it may give you an idea of what you have look for pre 64's in the listings
