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I'm on the fence whether to sell a Glenfield 60 with the squirrel on the stock but I'm not sure if there's a market for them anymore. I know there use to be and the one I have is in decent condition with a period correct 4x scope on it. IF I were to sell it, what would a fair asking price be?? I've looked on GunBroker and other sites at completed listings and the prices are all over from $50 (in poor condition) to $250 in pristine condition so I figure may some of you may have an idea of what a price I could expect for this gun. I'll post up some pics when I get back from Wally World.
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Yes .... I used the dog blanket as a backdrop!! Sue me!! Oh ... and it's 1972 manufacture.Last edited by Chicken Shoot; 01-23-2015, 07:01 PM.
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I own a Glenfield 75C, which is much more rare. But there isn't really a premium price for an Glenfield 60 over a current production Marlin. If anything you could get closer to a new production Marlin if its in good shape.Comment
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75C?? Same gun as the 75 but with a longer tube magazine. Basically it's a model 60 too.
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I repaired my 75C action using parts from the Model 60. I believe they are the same rifle. The barrel is only 18-20" and the tube can hold about 13.Comment
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