Take several good, clear pics of the rifle, including a pic of the cloverleaf upper/rear tang & the iron sights, buttplate, etc; add a THOROUGH & DETAILED description, including a disclosure of ANY known defects (w/pics).
If you're unsure how to do so, logon to some of the gun auctions for ANY of the pre-64 Winchester Model 70's, and see how the adds are setup & worded, to get an idea of how to do your ad. (aka: do your homework)
Then, open an account on an online gun auction website like
www.gunbroker.com with a opening bid of $1,000.00 and set your auction to run for 7 days - and wait for the fun to begin.
Be sure to add about $35 for shipping (legal for you to ship/mail it to ANY FFL, anywhere - and have the winner pay with a USPS Money Order, accompanied by a copy of their FFL.
Because it's been D/T'd the rifle (bareback) should bring about $1500.00-$2500.00 or maybe a little more if a couple of bidders get excited over a SG.
IDK what scope is on it, but unless it too is a collector's item, it's value is negligable.
If it's a collectible scope, I'd separate it & auction it separately - what brand/power is it ?
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