Vintage gun gurus?

[flywise]

What's a 1958 Winchester model 63 ( 22lr) in really good condition worth? Gun broker is all over the place

[mikebyrge]

Collectors Firearms has three listed for $1,000 - $1,400. They are usually high.

[gonehuntin]

$750-$900

[Artos]

It really depends on said really good condition...your grooved receivers & 20" carbines will bring premiums.

Here's a couple of hen's teeth Deluxes for some eye candy.

IMO one of the best rimfire autos ever designed.

https://www.gunbroker.com/item/1073421471

https://www.gunbroker.com/item/1064612926

[flywise]

Appreciate the replies fellas. We shot this thing a few times when we got it. It looked like it had been sitting in my grandmother's closet for decades. My uncle or aunts can't remember ever shooting it so it might have been my grandmother's second husband ( after my grandad died). My mom ended up with it and she gave it to me.

[Traildust]

It's worth whatever someone is willing to pay. Just like here, you have to price everything high and adjust accordingly

[Goldeneagle]

I have an old Sears semi auto 22 that was given to me by Alecia's uncle. I've never shot it. I need to get it out and give it a good check up.

[diamond10x]

Base model 63 in mint condition my guess would probably be 800$ would be top dollar, but that is MINT condition which is rare considering just like 1903’s and 1890’s. If I remember right 1958 was the last year of production for the 63 but don’t quote me on that one since most my Winchester knowledge is the earlier years and models.

Kull & Supica Old Town Station Auction house usually has pretty accurate values. A lot more accurate than other places and they deal to actual collectors and not just sellers trying to get one over on a buyer.

[Artos]

Pretty sure the 63 was made out to 1960...I'll buy every MINT 63 you find my way for $800 :-)

Anything pre-64 Winchester MINT brings crazy $$$$ today...even base model 70's in 30-06 & 270 are selling for $2k plus. I could have bought dozens back in the day for $800.

[brandon123]

Appreciate the replies fellas. We shot this thing a few times when we got it. It looked like it had been sitting in my grandmother's closet for decades. My uncle or aunts can't remember ever shooting it so it might have been my grandmother's second husband ( after my grandad died). My mom ended up with it and she gave it to me.

I’m looking for one of you decide to sell. 254-459-2584