I currently own:

M70 Classic Sporter in 7mm rem. mag. stainless steel with Walnut stock. Bought new in1997. Made only two years. Either '96 & '97 or '97 & '98, forget which.

Three M74's. Early 50's mfg.

M94 in .30-30 made in 1953.

Let me guess...most were all blued, synthetic, and in one of BS wssm calibers? (.223,.243wssm)

Actually, they were stainless with synthetic stocks. I didn't look at all the calibers, but most were fairly common, with several WSM. Anyways, I'm not interested (I'm a lefty). But for those who want one, I think it's a good chance to grab one before they're gone for good, and being sold for triple the price.

i have a recent production 94 trapper in 44 mag

I have a Model 70 in 225 winchester and a Model 63.
I also have a few Browning reproductions, Model 12, Model 53, Model 92 and a Model 42

There is likely little if any investment value in the synthetic stocked, common caliber guns. However, the stainless guns might be worth purchasing for the actions alone. A shooter with deep pockets could turn out a reasonable semi-custom gun off of the barreled actions.

heres my mod 70 and it shoot great. i like italot and long range with this scope, its unbelievable.

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