Winchester Model 1876

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Introduction | I. History of Winchester Rifles | II. Models |  III. Styles | IV. Outline of Features | V. Condition  | VI. Diagrams

Book Values

Step 4: Determine the Book Value of firearm

After you have found your model, style, and condition, you can use the following chart to find the approximate value of your gun.  The value is RETAIL, so if you are selling to a dealer, the value will be less.  Think in terms of ranges instead of absolutes.  And remember that this is a book value.  Without a buyer that is willing to pay you a certain amount for your gun, this is a "theoretical value. "  Marketing can often increase the value of your gun.  Geographical areas also can influence the gun's value, as well as the time that you are willing to wait for a sale. 

For Deluxe Models with case-hardened frames, add 60-100% depending upon condition of especially the receiver

*Consider NMP only with metric rear sight and in 45-70

***For Limited Edition guns, consult a gun appraiser

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Introduction | I. History of Winchester Rifles | II. Models |  III. Styles | IV. Outline of Features | V. Condition  | VI. Diagrams