[wiemers6909]

I've never used one or had any experience with the woodsman. It is suppose to be in good condition and have a nice Nikon scope. My buddy is selling it for $400 and was wondering if it is worth that

[mountainman13]

If you mean the woodsmaster, if its in good condition its worth $400 by itself.

[wiemers6909]

Originally Posted by mountainman13

If you mean the woodsmaster, if its in good condition its worth $400 by itself.

Yea or with the scope?

[mountainman13]

Worth even more.

[Sniper03]

6909,

If it is in good shape and functions properly! Yes it is worth the $400 no doubt. I would suggest shooting it before you buy. I have a 740 and it is a good semi-auto 30-06 rifle. Bought it for $350 with a good scope but it was not a Nikon.

03

[wiemers6909]

Sweet.. Glad to know he was going to sell for more but getting the Good Ole boy hook up lol

[brasskicker]

Buy it!! I shot my first deer with my dads. My dads shot around 1-1.5 moa but its pretty old. New woodsman 750s sell for over 800 dollars.

[wiemers6909]

Yea it has a Nikon bushmasters 5-12x 40 scope on it also which is another $150+

[Hookeye]

Had two. One a carbine.
It was minty and an older 742. It put the first shot 1" high at 100 just like I wanted. Unfortunately the rest were about 7" low. The rifle was scoped and must have suffered from the same malady as many Ruger Mini 14 ranch rifles- barrel warp. Tolerable with iron sights as your 2 point aiming systems tracks the movement, but a scope is fixed on the receiver and when the barrel moves it doesn't.

Sucked, as the gun was nice..........probably why it was never taken out and hunted with/dinged up.

Lucky to get my $ back in trade at same shop ( a yr later of course, right before season, for max trade in).

I got a regular one, beat to crap, yrs later and it shot 1.5" MOA with cheap Rem factory ammo.