Bottom line, as a firearm, it's value is in it's usefulness. Around 1980, my grandfather and I (in Kansas), re-blued it and refinished the wood. I have one, my father's Dad bought it new in the fifties in Kansas and he commenced to trash it by leaving it in the bed of a truck. About 125 to 200.00 dollars depending on condition and series

Shoot it, it's better than going to work (and cheap). No one will buy it from you, and you may not like it, but when you need it, it works one hell of a lot better than a corn cob or a page out of the wish book (Sears & Roebuck catalog, as toilet paper, a staple of many an outhouse in it's day). Wish I could tell you it was worth more, but Sears and Roebuck was a staple in this country back then, and this arm is kinda like a roll of toilet paper. My recommendation is to expect no cash value, either use it for historical value or bolt on a recoil supressor pad to make it sighteable, then shoot that dang thing. Left me hurting, or when I want to try harder with less balls.

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