Where to get firearm pricing?

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My co-worker is culling some of his gun collection and we're trying to find current values to reasonably price them.

I checked Gunbroker and the sold prices vary a bit.
One pistol ( S&W CS45 Chief Special) had 3 sold units and prices varied by $14o.

Is there another place to get current pricing?
 
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Sold prices on GB for those perticular guns are usually not too far off on what people will pay for them. Next, look at the condition description for the guns that actually sold at those prices and have your buddy price his accordingly. He could also try selling them for a fixed price in the classifieds on the smith-wessonforum site.
He would obviously need to become a member if he isn’t already.
 
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He has more to sell as well. Today he brought in:
Winchester 94 Take Down in 30 WCF Dated 1924
20 ga Browning semi auto
Marlin 336 in 35
SxS 12 ga
Reminton 700 ADL in 243
Winchester 94 Buffalo Bill edition

More to come.
I will post them here once we get them organized.
 
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SXS is a Davidson 93b 12 ga 28" barrels.
Marlin is a 336 RC dated 1963 in 35 Rem
Rem 700 BDL & 700 CDL in 7mm Rem Mag
Rem 700 ADL in 243.

Today he brought :
Win 94 30 WCF from1929
Rem 740 WoodsMaster in 280
Win 94 in 32 caliber with peep sight
Iver Johnson TP22 22 cal semi auto
44 cal black powder Navy model made in Italy.
 
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Exonautic said:
How old are the 7mm 700s
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The BDL is older and has the gloss finish on both the furniture & bluing.
the CDL has the satin finish .
I'm going off of memory and think the BDL has a B prefix on the serial number, the CDL has a G.

I am reading the Rem 700 serial # info page and will get the year of manufacture in the morning.
 
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I'm interested in whatever the cheaper of the long action 700s you have. Using it for a rebarrel project if it's priced Right.
 
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S&W Fan said:
You can’t go wrong with the Marlin 336 in .35 remington. That is definitely a JM gun. I own both the 30-30 & .35 Rem. Model 336’s and they are excellent lever guns. Both JM stamped and of the early 70’s vintage.
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Oh, absolutely agreed. It's a caliber and application consideration on my part. I consider the 35 Rem a superior cartridge generally but where and how I'd be using it (and considering other rifles I have), 30-30 is more than adequate and more readily available. I have a Win 1894 (1965) I got practically for free, but I have wanted a nice JM 336 in 30-30 for a long time.
 
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Selling sites are a good way to gauge value only if you look at what actually sold. There are a lot that have been listed for months and don't receive a single bid so you would be better off looking at what people actually paid for most firearms. Blue book pricing is good if you want to sell fast, don't expect a dealer to give top money for something that will tie up their money for an extended amount of time while they try to make a few bucks on it. Most FFL's will sell on consignment for you and then you will get the feel for just how long they have to sit on their money to recoup a fair profit.
 
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