Condition is EVERYTHING with 742's. Have you tried checking sites (like AR15.com, Gunbroker, or AuctionArms) to find one similar to yours? Condition: Today (5/09/2009) one in 100% condition (ie: unfired with NO dings, scratches, rust, or blemishes) should bring at least $820, but VERY few are 100%,.. even from the factory. 99% - (like new, no noticeable wear; the original box helps) / $650 98% - (essentially perfect condition. NO rust, dings, or dents in the wood) / $590 97% - (fired less than a hundred rounds or so, but has been cleaned & kept in excellent condition; looks like new. No dents, rust, etc.) / $510 95% - (Excellent condition. No obvious dents, very little obvious wear, NO rust) / $440 90% - (perfect working condition, no obvious loss of bluing, no rust, VERY minor handling dings in the stock) / $380 80% - (some finish wear from normal use, but 100% functional (742's "weak point" is part in the gas system that's a PITA to clean, but it has to be done to keep them functioning reliably). Except for normal wear, the rifle should look like it was well kept and cleaned) / $330 70% - (at least 90% of the bluing and anodizing left, light "character marks" on the metal and wood from normal handling. SAFE to shoot, and reliable) / $295 60% - (obviously used, at least 80% finish left, a few "dropped rifle dents" are acceptable. But the rifle is safe and reliable) / $255
There is no model number 3006 or 243 in the Woodmaster line. Check Remington's webiste under the Sportsman's Library.
depends on what model it is as well as the age. need more details on the rifle.
Depends on condition and parts originality. Range from 300-800
Impossible to answer without a DETAILED description of ALL markings.
See related links for date code stamp information on the Remington Society of America.
Remington made those in the 60s thru 80s the Remington 7600 took its place they look identical, there a piecpiece of shyt, I always had problems with the 3 I owned and because of that there verry cheap to buy, a few hundred bucks at the most
1958 model 70 Winchester 3006 good condition
400
Remington's website states manufacture started in 1981. Call Remington.
The Remington model 740 was the first semi-auto rifle chambered in 30-06,and was made from 1955-1959.The Remington model 742 was the next design and made from 1960-1980.I believe that the difference might be the gas piston,and the way the bolt locked up in the chamber(more bolt lugs).
About $250, depending on which version and condition.
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