Which model, what condition?
1921-1940; 100-500 USD
what the market will bear. Older autoloader are hard to sell. fear of non working or jamming is an issue. If you can show the rifle functions well it would be worth 100 to 300 depending on condition. Not a real collectible.
It depends, there were four models, the: Model 550A, Model 550P, Model 550-2G, and Model 550-1. The first model was introduced in 1940, and the 550-1 was introduced in 1946.
Is it a Model 1907, 1912, 63 or 74? Makes a difference.
The marlin model 81C which was made from 1940-1970 is valued at between 65-110 dollars,depending on the overall condition of your rifle,and a good bore.
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It all depends on the condition of the rifle. It was made between 1940-69. State the condition of the rifle to get an estimate of value. The box and instructions will increase the value by 25%.
The Model 100 was made around 1940-50. Unfortunately you need to state the condition of the rifle. Tell us, is it still working? what condition is it in? Excellent, Very Good, Good, Fair or Poor. With more information about the rifle a better estimate of value can be give.
The model 100 was made between 1940 and 1950. In FAIR condition it is worth between $115 to $160.
Model 1894 1940-1964 Production Carbine:95% - $55090% - $45080% - $39570% - $350
The Model 100 was made around 1940-50. Unfortunately you need to state the condition of the rifle. Tell us, is it still working? what condition is it in? Excellent, Very Good, Good, Fair or Poor. With more information about the rifle a better estimate of value can be give.