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What is a 7mm Mauser, 1926 on recevier worth?

jjmitchell60
I know what the going rate of 8mm Mausers are but haven't seen any on the surplus market for quite a while. What is a German 7mm Mauser with 1926 on the receiver worth/ It is in good condition and is completely military, no sportizing done at all. It has turn down bolt as well. A friend ask me $65 for it before he takes it to the gun show this weekend and he has surplus ammo for $5 a box! Can some one give me an idea what it is worth? Thanks for any replies.

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  • captkirk3@dslextreme.com
    Price is Right....! If You want it, you won't be hurt at that price...There's still plenty of 8mm's out there for under a C-Note..and 've seen several 7mm's at $100.00 TO $125.00 AND THEY GO WANTING!...So its gonna depend upon the Demand and Supply....and where in the States or else where You might live for that matter...

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  • rufe-snow
    If it has a crest ( National Coat of Arms ) on the receiver, above the chamber? It might be worth a heck of a lot more then $65.
    Depending on how close to factory original condition it is?

    Going through my references, it seems that Venezuela would be one of a very few countries that would have 1926 marked/dated 7mm Mauser.

    The above Mauser "Short Rifles" were made by the Czech's and it goes without saying, there first rate quality.

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  • Kdub
    The Brazilian Model 1908 is a 7x57mm and was made through 1926.

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  • jjmitchell60
    Thank you all for the input, I called him to tell him I would pick it up Friday. Like I said, I know what 8mm are worth because I have several VZ 24s as well as others but I have not seen any 7mms for a good while around here. It is completely factory original and I will post more info on it when I pick it up. He also has one of the Russian 5.62x54 that was made by Westinghouse in 1916 I believe. The stock has been sportized and the bore is terrible. He picked up 4 rifles in the lot, the 7mm mauser, the Westinghouse, a Jap rifle, and a Carceno. Has $200 in all 4 and wants to make at least $15 profit per rifle. I figure the action off the Mauser is worth the $65 since I am down to my last VZ24 action and want to build a couple more customs! Again thanks and once I pick it up, I will post all the markings on it to figure out exactly which one it is!

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