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  • rufe-snow
    Less he needs the money bad? Tell him to hold on to it, until things turn around economically. To many folks out of work, and homes in foreclosure. From your photos looks to be in excellent condition, two/three years from now, it would be worth just that much more.
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  • givette
    matwor: To the Mauserites, it's a 'cherry' pre-war commercial. For replacement insurance purposes,
    I'd say the claim worth is $2,500.

    If your friend is toying with the idea of selling,
    list it starting at $1,000, and there will be bids!

    If he lists it, two photos of the bolt retaining block
    (depicted in first photo), from a front and top angle,
    is important to those who will be willing to spend the
    ka-ching. That area is the 'odometer' of the gun on C-96's,
    and the one in your photos shows no significant wear in that area! Thanks, Joe
    EDIT
    Yeh. I could tell from the original photos that the block
    area was okay. Compare yours with other C-96 Mausers, and
    you will get an idea of what I am refering to. The new
    photos, (which is what should be in the auction, if that's
    the route this is taking) should be included. It shows a
    gun with very little mileage.

    I forgot to ask: How's the bore? Thanks again, Joe
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  • Spartacus
    agree with both above. very nice gun. is the stock numbered to the gun?
    does he have the leather "holster"? (see below) just saw one sell for $1800 with an obvious repro stock and no leather.
    tom
    sorry for the picture size[B)]



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