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  • ap3572001
    Calguns Addict
    • Jun 2007
    • 6039

    IMI Timberewolf .357 PRICE CHECK

    Current price range on Action Arms import 98%+ IMI ( Israel Milirary Industries)Timberwolf .357 pump takedown rifle would be appreciated. Thank You. PS. No box
  • #2
    smle-man
    I need a LIFE!!
    • Jan 2007
    • 10593

    Originally posted by ap3572001
    Current price range on Action Arms import 98%+ IMI ( Israel Milirary Industries)Timberwolf .357 pump takedown rifle would be appreciated. Thank You. PS. No box
    I got $750 for my .44 version several years ago if that helps.

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    • #3
      ns3v3n
      Senior Member
      • Feb 2007
      • 1535

      Op, it all depends on how much you want that particular rifle. A few years ago I was looking for a JM Marlin 1894c and I found one that I had to get it shipped to me and it cost slightly higher than the market price. It didn't matter to me since it was something I really want. To this day, it is one of my favorite rifle and I have no regret paying a little extra to get it, it will be something that I will always keep and pass down to my kids. Of course you can always wait longer and look for it, but with current things are going, price would only go up. Hope this helps and good luck!
      The stuff that goes boom.

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      • #4
        ballistic
        Senior Member
        • Feb 2006
        • 598

        Neat little rifle. I hardly ever see these come up for sale.
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        • #5
          -hanko
          CGN/CGSSA Contributor
          CGN Contributor
          • Jul 2002
          • 14174

          Originally posted by ap3572001
          Current price range on Action Arms import 98%+ IMI ( Israel Milirary Industries)Timberwolf .357 pump takedown rifle would be appreciated. Thank You. PS. No box
          Check finished auctions at Auction Arms for starters.


          Originally posted by smle-man
          I got $750 for my .44 version several years ago if that helps.
          I got that much for my .357 2 years ago...she was 98+% and had a set of never used furniture.


          Originally posted by ns3v3n
          Op, it all depends on how much you want that particular rifle. A few years ago I was looking for a JM Marlin 1894c and I found one that I had to get it shipped to me and it cost slightly higher than the market price. It didn't matter to me since it was something I really want. To this day, it is one of my favorite rifle and I have no regret paying a little extra to get it, it will be something that I will always keep and pass down to my kids. Of course you can always wait longer and look for it, but with current things are going, price would only go up. Hope this helps and good luck!
          The difference between a lever gun and an IMI Timberwolf is one of scarcity.

          They're also faster-shooting than a lever gun.

          IMI only imported 1000 of the .44 mag version...not sure how many .357's came to the U.S. but obviously far fewer than an 1894c clone.


          Originally posted by ballistic
          Neat little rifle. I hardly ever see these come up for sale.
          See above.

          They're lightweight and easy to pack in a scabbard on horse back. They're manufactured in the traditional quality of IMI.
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          • #6
            Sutcliffe
            Calguns Addict
            • Mar 2003
            • 6792

            Bingo

            Originally posted by ballistic
            Neat little rifle. I hardly ever see these come up for sale.
            They are pretty well sought after and not many are out there. It's pretty much a seller's market and you are likely going to pay HIS price without much room to haggle.

            Never owned one but they have a certain mystique that seems like it might be worth the time.

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            • #7
              ns3v3n
              Senior Member
              • Feb 2007
              • 1535

              Hey Hanko,

              Yeah I know they are different rifles, my point is that if Op want that rifle, he should jump on it, especially if it's scarce .
              The stuff that goes boom.

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