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    Question Current Values

    Thinking of thinning the herd and was wondering what the current market will bear for the following firearms:

    Polish M44, Excellent condition with mismatched upper handguard
    Russian M38
    Albanian SKS
    Persian M98/29
    Swiss K31
    Finn VKT M39
    Finn Tikka 91/30 hex, unissued with hang tag and potbelly stock
    MAS 36/51 (unissued)
    MAS 36 (.308)
    Turk 38 (excellent condition, not the no blue beaters you see all the time)
    Lithgow No1 MKIII*
    POF No4 MKI


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    30.06 AP in en bloc clips
    Yugo 7.62x54r yellow/silver tip heavy ball (sealed crates)
    Romanian 8x57 (sealed crates)
    Turkish 8x57 (70rd bandoleers)

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    I have no clue....

    what the market is today for your list. I would like to know so I can show the wifey that my investments are doing much better than the 401k I have. m Alas, I am now retired and on fixed income so any gun purchases are a pipe dream now.....chris3

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    The Albanian should get you $400 - $450
    The K31 $200 - $225
    M38 about $125
    VKT $275 - $325

    Wish I lived closer - I'd be interested in the Romanian 8MM

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    Thank you Bill
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    Polish M44, Excellent condition with mismatched upper handguard - 250 easy if serialed parts match
    Russian M38 - depends on year and some other features - 200 at least
    Finn VKT M39 - 250
    Finn Tikka 91/30 hex, unissued with hang tag and potbelly stock - 250
    Prices are on the conservative side. Sell on Gunbroker, wait for fall if possible. Not much being sold during summer month, prices are lower. I just sold a 1941 Izhevsk M38 http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/Vie...Item=232805156
    Tula M38's are more, 1943 Izhevsks are less.
    A mint matching Polish M44 will go for 300-350 - easy.

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    Queston, is the .30-06 AP US? Next what is the date of manufacture? What arsenal if US? Lastly, how much of it do you have? And BTW, why wouldn't you keep it for Large Marge?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Schuetzenman View Post
    Queston, is the .30-06 AP US? Next what is the date of manufacture? What arsenal if US? Lastly, how much of it do you have? And BTW, why wouldn't you keep it for Large Marge?
    I'll check but IIRC it's LC from the 1950's. Pretty sure I've got 30-40 enbloc clips full and some bandoleers on 03 stipper clips. I've got quite a bit of ball from back when the CMP was selling it at $80 a can as well as cans of Korean (both PS and KA) plus I've got a fair amount of brass, bullets and powder so for the plinking I do with Large Marge it just seems to make sense to make the money off the AP instead of using up on targets at the range.
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    No idea what it's worth but if the persian isn't crazy high I'm interested

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    Quote Originally Posted by raxar View Post
    No idea what it's worth but if the persian isn't crazy high I'm interested
    I've seen them go pretty as of late. Not sure if I'll sell since it's probably the finest Mauser I have, not to disparage my 03A3 but a 1930's Brno Mauser is, IMO about as good as a Mauser gets. If I decide to sell I'll give you a holler.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Richard Simmons View Post
    I've seen them go pretty as of late. Not sure if I'll sell since it's probably the finest Mauser I have, not to disparage my 03A3 but a 1930's Brno Mauser is, IMO about as good as a Mauser gets.
    I know, the front sight post alone is whats got me all hot and bothered about them. They were up there when they were being imported weren't they? like over $200?

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    Quote Originally Posted by raxar View Post
    I know, the front sight post alone is whats got me all hot and bothered about them. They were up there when they were being imported weren't they? like over $200?
    Samco Global had several grades and even some barreled actions. The highest ones were the "unissued with test target and bayonet" for around $500 or so, maybe $600. They are still listing "Excellent condition, may have rust spots on barrel" for $500. A barreled action with no bluing is over $200.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Richard Simmons View Post
    Samco Global had several grades and even some barreled actions. The highest ones were the "unissued with test target and bayonet" for around $500 or so, maybe $600. They are still listing "Excellent condition, may have rust spots on barrel" for $500. A barreled action with no bluing is over $200.
    That is just nuts.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Richard Simmons View Post
    I'll check but IIRC it's LC from the 1950's. Pretty sure I've got 30-40 enbloc clips full and some bandoleers on 03 stipper clips. I've got quite a bit of ball from back when the CMP was selling it at $80 a can as well as cans of Korean (both PS and KA) plus I've got a fair amount of brass, bullets and powder so for the plinking I do with Large Marge it just seems to make sense to make the money off the AP instead of using up on targets at the range.
    You know the KA is corrosive primed right? That said, I have sold a lot of ammo after Obama got elected. Used it to finance some suppressors and build my high speed low drag AR carbine. The one round I sold none of was my .30-06 Black Tipped AP ammo. I could of gotten a buck a round easy for it, but I consider it to be THE ammo for that mythical SHTF scenario. When you really want to kill a car or truck motor, not much but .50 Cal. gets quite as good a job done.

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    Yeah, I know it's corrosive but Marge doesn't care as long as I give her a bath afterwards. I'll admit that 20rds of AP does/can do a job on an inbound auto, not to mention it's occupants. Isn't too shabby on brick and or cinder block either but as they say, you can't take it with you.
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