Value on Norica 61 .177

[jeff_jones_86004]

Picked and old beat Norica up and some others and wondering about values or worth keeping?

Norica 61 .177 75% shape, but a shooter.
Daisy 499 Missing Magazine Tube.
Dasiy 99 beat and rusty but shoots and complete with sling and medalion.
Daisy Powerline 822 Plastic and metal with brushed finish....needs seals.

Got into PCP and don't really have time for these.

[Tom @ Buzzard Bluff]

"Picked and old beat Norica up and some others and wondering about values or worth keeping?"

 You may as well keep it since I doubt it would bring over $50 on the open market unless you find someone who had one as a youth and is suffering nostalgia pangs for another.
 They aren't highly regarded and have never sold well in the US.

[northern lights]

I bought one for 52.00 Mine has a beautiful walnut stock an great blueing but it,s not my best shooter Great looking an easy to cock an get,s in the high 500s an low 600s . Mine looks like it should cost a couple hundred bucks. Decent gun

[RedFeather]

$50 or so sounds about right in that condition.  A cherry 61 would hardly make it to $100.  That's not to say that there is anything wrong with them.  They are a plain Jane, serviceable air rifle.  Beeman even used to offer them.  Back then, Gamo put a lot more quality into their guns.  This one probably has a leather piston seal.  A few drops of pure silicone oil soaked into it for a few days should bring the power up a tad but your gun is shooting about where it ought to.  Nice little basement/back yard plinker.