Your relative has a serviceable rifle, not a rare or particularly valuable one.
It isn't a rifle that interests collectors.
That's not to say it isn't a good hunting rifle: it is.
Most used hunting rifles (non pre-64 Winchesters) are worth less than you might imagine.
Lots of comparable contemporary rifles are available and many first time hunting rifle buyers are drawn to 'new' as opposed to 'used' with no better reasoning than 'new is better than used'.
$400 is reasonable for a quick sale. $650 is possible if you advertise properly, display the rifle to a broad audience and are patient.
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The scope and mounts are the features that may help sell the rifle and bring the prices noted above.
Last edited by Rpg; 05-18-2016 at 08:16 PM.
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