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1951 Russian sks value?

fmsr3d
I have a 1951 Russian SKS that has the refurbish markings but also has matching serial numbers on everything. Has original wood/laminated stock, cleaning kit, and sling. Plus an after-market muzzle break.

I will post pics soon, but can anyone give me a ballpark value estimate? Rifle is in great condition.

Thanks for your time!
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  • fmsr3d
    So, my father passed away a couple of months ago, and mom wants to liquidate his guns except for a couple.

    One sticks out to me, a 1951 Russian SKS with ALL matching numbers(no cross outs), a nice clean bayonet, the sling, and even the cleaning kit in the stock. I seriously doubt dad ever fired it.

    I know the value on these types of weapons can range pretty widely. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Sorry if this is too many pictures :)

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  • tsavo303
    in 97%, i would guess $350. i have a 1954. i would lose the aftermarket break.
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  • Waco Waltz
    I think I sold mine, the same type un fired on gun broker for about 400 dollars but that was two years ago.

    Mike
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  • 5mmgunguy
    Sounds like $350 to $400 would be a good place to start...but like was already suggested lose the muzzle brake.
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  • 32 Magnum
    Shop where I work sold one, pre 1989 import, in the box with all accessories, early last year for $485 to a collector. I don't believe the muzzle break will detract, so long as it is easily removed - not soldered or welded.
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