[BWilder]

i have an older model 60 that holds 17 rounds. i was wondering how much its worth if anyone knows?

[tacticalfun]

They go for about 150$ retail

[BWilder]

ok thank you. i got it for $77 because its alittle rough looking

[tacticalfun]

Yessir. Enjoy

[defcon]

Ill buy it off you if you dont want it. Just bought four 60's. Dont mind a 5th one

[mrt8110]

Great price,you will enjoy they clean up nicely .Mine is about 50 years old Cliff

[BWilder]

defcon no thanks its my only .22 rifle lol.

[Jeff56]

They're usually around $100-$125 in my neck of the woods. They vary from area to area and their condition can mean a lot. And the Glenfields are generally not as expensive as the regular Marlin 60 because it was considered a budget version of the Marlin 60. That doesn't make them a bad rifle. It usually makes them a good deal actually. BTW does it have the last shot hold open feature where the bolt stays open after the last shot is fired? If so those models are worth more. No matter how you look at it you got a good deal though. You could part out the rifle if there was a problem with it of some kind and you would get you money back. But most likely it will serve you well for years to come and you won't want to sell it for any reason. The main reason they are cheaper is because there are millions of them around. Supply and demand and all that. But they are great guns.

[mrt8110]

New at Dicks in Ma 169.95. Cliff

[big shrek]

Originally Posted by BWilder

defcon no thanks its my only .22 rifle lol.

Post up some pics when you get a chance, we LOVE Gun Pron!!

And there's tons of info on re-furbishing Marlin 60's at RFC & Marlin Owners as well...
you'll probably need a J&P Springs kit & a new Black Buffer (white one tends to get hard & fall apart...)
that's the least I do to Any used semi-auto...new springs & buffer mean reliability!!

It being a Glenfield means its Pre-LSHO, also means Old-Style Marlin 60 where parts suppliers are interested (Numrich in particular)...