Husqvarna Mannlicher?
I have a neighbor that has one in pretty good condition and I have no idea as to its worth, or even that they made them for that matter. Doesn't appear in the Blue Book of Gun Values. Any estimates?
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I have a chevy, what is it worth?0 -
Sir without pictures detailed in focus. There is NO WAY any of us could give you a meaningful $ amount . It only took me 5 years to get with the program and learn how to post pictures But look on the top of this forum for post marked STICKY It will tell you what you need to do to attach pictures to your question. 0 -
Once I have some access to the gun again I'll post some pics. 0 -
They are in the blue book.
""Husqvarna cataloged the HVA and 8000/9000 style action rifles with mannlicher stocks. For a couple years in the late 1960s and early 1970s, S&W imported Husqvarnas with mannlicher stocks as their Models D & E, 1 of them had a classic style stock and the other a monte carlo style stock, All of the Husqvarna and S&W mannlichers that I've seen have been chambered in 243, 270, 308, and 30-06.
NEED PICS.
I guess around $400 to 600 sight unseen.[:D]0 -
quote:Originally posted by perry shooter
Sir without pictures detailed in focus. There is NO WAY any of us could give you a meaningful $ amount . It only took me 5 years to get with the program and learn how to post pictures But look on the top of this forum for post marked STICKY It will tell you what you need to do to attach pictures to your question.
That's just 'cause you been reloading since the dinosaur age...and back then you didn't even need to get a tag for one[;)][:D]...[:D][:D]
If it's in original condition, Husqvarna made a model 456 in the year 1959. The 456 had a full length (Mannlicher style) stock.
If you do a search on the auction side you will see a lot of rifles about like it (but not full length stock) selling from $400-$500 or so dollars. Some that have been more customized run a little more. In general, I find that a full-length stock in very good condition will bring about $100 premium over the same relative standard stock.
So, at today's prices, it would bring about $600 if it was in really nice condition. If the condition isn't as good as new then the price drops relatively quickly on down to where it might sell for as little as $300. IMO, Husqvarna rifles are an outstanding deal because of their quality vs. the price you pay to get one. I say that from a shooters perspective obviously.0 -
Earlier this year I bought a S&W model E, 30-06, on GB. I don't remember what I paid for it but I consider it a great buy. They are a good buy for the money. 0
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