G 33/40 Pics
Ok. Here are some pics. It's not for sale but what's it worth? I can't find it on Bb inc or Gunbroker. What's the good the bad and the ugly? Here you go!
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Stock been sanded, pitting, missing cleaning rod, Looks like the some of the parts have been buffed, It appears to have been shellacked like the Persian carbine. All you can say is, it is a 33/40, far from a big buck collectors item though. 0 -
I figured. My Dad bought it years ago. Too bad but its staying here anyway. What would it go for on GB? Just curious. 0 -
quote:Originally posted by Ruckin69
I figured. My Dad bought it years ago. Too bad but its staying here anyway. What would it go for on GB? Just curious.
When they have a lot of negatives, their hard to price. Few collectors would want it in the condition it's in. Probably worth more parted out0 -
I gotcha. Thanks. Maybe it will be worth something in 100 years when my Grand kids want to sell it![:D] 0 -
700-800 in the condition...I sold one about 2 years ago in a little better condition for 1k ....they are not out there to much,,and market is soft for a not premium grade collector speciman. imo 0 -
I sold one on gb in a lot better shape about 4 years ago for $595, but it had a 98k bolt in it. If yours has the proper hollowed out bolt, that's worth about $200 right there. 0 -
thesling looks too good on a beat rifle so probaly a repro. The front band is not really correct, the band shown has 2 holes one on each side, true g33/40 bands have 1 hole on the left the band is probaly a vz24 band that somebody drilled a second hole on. But still an exspensive carbine. I have seen better condition ones at shows for $3000 plus. 0
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