ted williams 22rifle scope

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ted williams 22rifle scope

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I have a 22 scope 3x6x from sears off a 22 rifle I had back in the 60's. are they worth any thing if I decide to sell it.i have found some info on the 4 power but no value on the 3. I can post pictures later.
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Not that I am aware of, so far as I know it's military scopes that get collected, old .22 scopes, and the 60's aren't ancient history thank you, just get used as scopes.
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Do you have the rifle that it was mounted to? I just got a old JC Higgins 22 Rifle (Sears, Roebuck) and have the old scope in a raggedy box to go with it, but it is foggy on the inside of the lense. :oops:
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I have heard that some of the old scopes are quite collectable. I have an old Weaver that came off a Winchester 08 that I was informed was a real collector piece,but so far no one has asked for it.But as I find it hard to part with old gun stuff so it will remain on my bench!
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Jim is right; it isn't worth anything collecterwise, and very little otherwise. I've picked them up at garage sales and flea markets for under a buck.
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