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Mauser C96 Schnellfauer

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  • givette
    Scarf: Welcome to the forums!

    Legal for ownership....about $12,000-$15,000-or higher (assuming condition you describe is as appears in my mind).

    Altered Schnellenfeuer to semi-auto only (altered in the factory at Mauserwerke prior to export) if the condition is as you describe $1,500-$2,500

    Any C-96 Semi-auto in mint condition (greater than 95% overall original finish/matching) $2,000-$3,500.

    Spanish/Chinese knockoffs, post war "reworks" and Bolshevik contract guns about 40-60% of authentic C-96. Best, Joe
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  • rufe-snow
    It appears that it's value is immaterial other then for tax purposes. Since your in the position of being forced to donate to a museum, it's value on the resale market is moot. The IRS is part of the Treasury Dept., just like the BATF. I wouldn't try to push you luck with them, and try to value it the same as one that's papered and being legally sold by a class 3 dealer. Their not that freeken dumb.
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  • scarfam1
    I'm not trying to write anything off on taxes - it belonged to my mother-in-law, anyway. I just thought that if a semi-automatic broomhandle was worth anywhere from $1000-$3000, what would an automatic be worth to someone 1) if it were registered and available for sale, and 2) provided they had a Class 3 license.

    Thanks for the good answer, Givette!
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