[Grant4]

I have a Winchester 375/338 with a scope that I had inherited. I didn’t know if anyone would be interested in buying it or how much it would be worth?

 

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It would depend on the make and model of the rifle as well as the scope. Can you provide information on the rifle itself and the scope? Pictures?

 

[Grant4]

It would depend on the make and model of the rifle as well as the scope. Can you provide information on the rifle itself and the scope? Pictures?

Winchester Chatfield-Taylor.

 

[Grant4]

Winchester Chatfield-Taylor.

 

[Grant4]

 

[Grant4]

It would depend on the make and model of the rifle as well as the scope. Can you provide information on the rifle itself and the scope? Pictures?

 

[MikeG]

One of the gun auction sites would be your best bet for selling it, if you choose to.

Custom rifles in non-standard chamberings would be difficult to estimate - there is a limited market for them.

Best of luck.

 

[JBelk]

It looks to be a push feed M-70 that's been rebarreled. The stock is somebody's semi-inlet impregnated laminate and the scope is a Leupold 1 3/4
-5X matte finish. Just the parts makes it a nice rifle. An auction will probably bring the most money.

 

[Darkker]

I have a Winchester 375/338 with a scope that I had inherited. I didn’t know if anyone would be interested in buying it or how much it would be worth?

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[Tnhunter]

A close-up shot of the action, bolt side would help. As would a clear picture of the bolt removed from the action. IF is turned out to be a CRF pre 64 M70 action, that would increase it's value a good bit. The scope is of excellent quality, but the stock is rather pedestrian and the chambering is not enhancing any value that's present.

 

[Grant4]

It looks to be a push feed M-70 that's been rebarreled. The stock is somebody's semi-inlet impregnated laminate and the scope is a Leupold 1 3/4
-5X matte finish. Just the parts makes it a nice rifle. An auction will probably bring the most money.

Thank you!

 

[Grant4]

One of the gun auction sites would be your best bet for selling it, if you choose to.

Custom rifles in non-standard chamberings would be difficult to estimate - there is a limited market for them.

Best of luck.

Thank you for your help!