Sounding out the market prices on the following. Not really firmed up on selling, but these are the prospects.

a 336SS XLR Marlin-made .30-30, XS sights, Also comes with de-mounted scope mounts factory sights.

a .45 Colt Montado, well-kept

a USFA .45 Colt blued frame 3"/ejector, very slightest turn marks at notches.

a 16ga Rem slick&quick pump w/poly and rounded stock grip -- pretty sure 200,there, straigh up hunter bird gun.

a .22lr Romanian Trainer with spare mag. Nice shape.

a decade old 452CZ beech stock trainer in well kept shape
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Thinking long and twice on CZ-- otherwise -- I'd like to explore their market value.

Things I could use: A Marlin -.357 1894CSS. I should be able to handle that small recoil, when all the Doc'in is done.

Also, I'd entertain one of the New Flattops in .45Colt w/longer barrel & SS. Mebbe blue, if the bbl was long enuff.

However, I can live w/o either -- as suggested above, got the basics covered already. And a small mixed bag of S&W's for entertainment. Am still looking over the AR-rifle field. Short? Long? Accessories? Sights, Bolt-on's.

Anyway, it's not so 'traumatic' as much as it is new freedoms and new futures, carrying a lighter load.

But then, y'all know that already.

Well, I'm interested in knowing a price on the USFA and Montado if you come up with one, particularly the USFA. It would be a conflict of interest to me opine on their prices.

boge@gunblast.com

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The only one I know more than nothing about is the Romanian trainer. I bought mine for the princely sum of $60 many moons ago. Extra mags were nonexistent at the time but may be more available now--I have a few. I see them priced these days in the $130 and up range. They are a true sleeper. Never heard of one that didn't shoot all out of proportion to how it looks ("rough" is being kind). Find a $25 Weaver V-22 scope and you have a neat vintage package...

Dang, I NEED to get mine out now.

I might be talked into another....for the grandkids, of course. Yeah. that's the ticket...

of the Romanian trainers. Paid $69 for my Dad's and $30 for mine, both are excellent little rifles. They show up at gunshows around here for $100 to $150. The last time I saw magazines they wanted $25 each for them.

Have little knowledge of values on the rest of the toys other than what could be gleaned from one of the 'values' books.

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