Walther 22 rifle
I have a Walther banner 22 rifle. Original with nice wood and blue, leather sling. Heavy barrel and single shot. Looks military and was brought back after WW11. Very accurate with military ladder type sights. I need to find out the value and where I can sell it.
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Hi None of the books I have list a ""banner"" 22 rifle they do list Model UIT BV universel 500.00 to 1500.00 poor to EXC. with adj. peep sights and a match and prone and silhouette and SSV varmit 300.00 to 700.00 none with bull or heavy barrels hope this helps Lee 0 -
From your description you apparently have a Walther "Model V Sporting Rifle".
It present value would depend on the amount of factory originally, and present condition, i.e. the closer it is to the condition it left the Walther factory, the more money it would be worth.
The best thing would be to post, high quality photos, so the members could give you guidance, as to it's value and the best place to sell it.
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Rufe-Snow: Your probably right on. The Walther has the banner and the gothic words sportsmodel. Lots of nice wood, even on top of the barrel like a military rifle. Cleaning rod. Condition 85-90%. All original including the sling, just the way I got it 50 years ago. Value, roughly? thanks 0 -
What was the history? Hitler youth training rifle? Also is grooved for a scope on top. Very accurate. 0 -
quote:Originally posted by h.dean
What was the history? Hitler youth training rifle? Also is grooved for a scope on top. Very accurate.
This general class of rifles were know as "DSM" German Sports Model and were made by many different manufacturers.
They dated from the early to mid 30's and were used for paramilitary training, prior to the time the Nazi's repudiated the Versailles Treaty and started full scale rearmerment.
My WAG would be to value it at between $300 & $500, depending on condition.0 -
Thanks for the info. If you know of any interested serious buyers I will photograph it and send them pictures. Dean 0
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