Value is determined by a number of factors including age, condition, documentation, etc. Start by deciding on the condition. Look up the NRA Condition Grading Definitions For Antique Firearms by using the Google search form to the right. To get a reliable estimate of the value of your gun, see a professional appraiser. If you just want a basic estimate, buy yourself the current Blue Book of Gun Values. Of course, ultimately the value of anything is what it is worth to individuals. What is it worth to you? What is it worth to an individual potential buyer. The gun may be worth more to you because it has sentimental value, e.g. it was your grandfather's gun.
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go to: gunsamerica.com or gunbroker.com look up Winchester rifles and look for model '73 and see what they are selling for.............
Winchester model 100 (rifle) in 100% shape is worth $550.00 in the 308 caliber. Winchester model 100 (carbine) in 100% shape is worth $795.00 in 308 caliber. If you find a model 100 in the 284 caliber consider yourself lucky and buy it, dinosaur bones are easier to find.
The first step is to find a model that adequately represents the situation. You then apply reasoning based on the laws of science, along with some assumption regarding the model, to find out how likely a given outcome is. That value is its theoretical probability.
I am not aware of any Remington .22 rifle with a 672 designation. Unless there is a very late model from Remington with that model number, I believe you are referring to their model 572 rifle. The M/572 was a PUMP repeater that was initially produced in the 1950's, in various grades and is, or was until the last year or two, still being manufactured. Serial numbers were not required on .22 rifles up until December of 1968, when the infamous "Gun Control Act of 1968" was passed. If you do indeed actually have a model 572 PUMP rifle, and you can not find the serial number, you most likely have a unit manufactured prior to 12/68, since all M/572 rifles with serial numbers have them very plainly stamped on the side of the receiver.
My research suggests they did, sort of. Marketed by Sears as Ted Williams model 340.530xxx. Which should be an Ithica Model 49. The six digit sufix is most likely the serial number. Ithaca did not make a Model 340. What are all the markings on your gun? sales@countrygunsmith.net