What is the resale value of a Remington .22 caliber Nylon 66 autoloader rifle?

I'm trying to find the approximate resale value for both this Remington .22 Nylon 66 autoloader rifle and a Winchester model 1894 rifle (both in good condition) before discussing their possible sale through a gun dealer. Any offered opinions would be greatly appreciated.

the nylon 66's have been on the rise for awhile now and it seem that there bringing in the 175-225+ range online and at some local shows i've been to in the last 6mo-1 year,,don't really know why except there a very reliable autoloader,,as for your 94 i need to know how old it is before i can comment on it and if it's had anthing added like scope or swivels,,and if it's has the original finish ..
bigcurt

Hey, bigcurt,

Thanks for your response regarding my Remington .22 Nylon 66 autoloader. That was very helpful. Regarding the 1894 Winchester model 38/55; it's apparently of 1906 manufacture, 26 inch round barrel retaining 98% original blued finish. Except for a small gouge mark on the upper left side of the buttstock, the smooth oil finished forearm and buttstock are in excellent condition. Rear sights are a semi-buckhorn barrel sight and a Lyman tang sight contemporary to and probably original to the firearm. Again, any opinion you may share will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

thanks that helps ,,id value your winchester to a collector or at online auction at between 700 fair -1500 verygood and proably more if as nice as you say it is ,,the early winchesters pre ww2 usually have the highest demand in the collectors market and original condition no matter how well used usually brings out the collectors intrest more than a refinished or altered example
bigcurt

I'd sell that Nylon 66 privately. There are folks out there that love these things and pay dearly for them. Depending on the color and year and condition, you could get many hundreds more than if you sell to a dealer.
For a really nice but otherwise unexceptional model expect the bidding to reach at least $300 at auction. For a rare one with box and papers in unfired condition (fat chance!) a seller may get $700 or so. One like that of first year production could be $1000. Collectors are funny.
Great fun gun and very durable.

I do have a Remington Bicentennial Commemorative nylon 66 22. Still in the box never fired with a 4x scope that came with it. I am looking to sell it. Do you know how I can go about doing that.