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H&K 300

riflemike
Anyone have experience with these. Accuracy/dependable. What would be a reasonable price. Pics of one I found locally. Asking 700
thanks

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  • rufe-snow
    Very limited state side sale, late 80's/early 90's? time frame. Reputation for excellent accuracy. High dollar collectors item nowadays, if factory original and at least very good cosmetic condition. If you have a opportunity do get one in very good condition that is factory original, at a good price? Jump on it.


    The stock has a very prominent stress crack in it. I would pass for $700 because of this. Not likely you will ever be able to get your hands on a original to replace it.
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  • iwannausername
    700 is a steal..
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  • TANK78Z
    The time frame of late 70's to late 80's seems about right to me, thats when I remember having sold them. I as I recall they were both reliable and accurate. were always pricey and if I remember right had polygonal bore.[ or was that the centerfire version?] that "stress" crack should be a simple fix for a good wood worker or gunsmith, a couple of brass pins and epoxy done right you will forget it is there. the $700. seems a very good price, but if you point out the cost of fixing the stock, and get it for 75 to a hundred less ,I would jump on it . , best, Bob
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  • rufe-snow
    My experience with collectors of H & K stuff, is they are are a pretty fussy bunch. Don't see any of them springing $700 for one with a cracked stock, unless they knew where they could get their hands on a original stock to replace the bad one.

    As I see it with the cracked stock, it takes the rifle out of the realm of being a collectors quality piece, i.e. your going to be paying $700 for what amounts to be plinker. Not likely unless you get your hands on a original replacement stock are you going to get a collector to take it off your hands.
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  • riflemike
    I want a 22 mag semi to shoot not collect. So I would be just as well to by a Ruger. But they are not cheap anymore either
    thanks
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  • iwannausername
    Marlin makes great semi 22wmr rifles. If you skip the semi part, Savage makes great bolt action 22wmr rifles.
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  • riflemike
    Went to the Marlin website and didnt see a 22 mag semi. Maybe I missed it
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  • XP100
    I have one in my shop on consignment for 700.00 Blue wear but no crack in stock.
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  • tsr1965
    If you grab this one, you will be head and shoulders above anything you can find in a semi auto, even the touted Volquartsen...which is basically a modified Ruger. $700.00 is a steal for that one in the pictures.

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