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Belgum made .264 super mag

rug454
I have a Firearms Corp Washington D.C. .264 cal super mag ser#85332
Action made in Belgum, mauser bolt action, williams fixed sites,
with a Leupold scope, 1960's, scope folds over for site shots,
blue perfect and barrel perfect, stock 95% condition.
Any ideas about rifle and value?????
I have put 20 rounds into it, dead on at 200 yards...
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  • Herschel
    rug454, FI imported rifles manufactured by Fabric Nationale in Belgium. Their rifles were available in .264 Winchester Magnum. If you have one marked .264 Super Magnum, it will be a wildcat cartridge and worth quite a bit less than if in the original chambering. .264 Win. mag was a very hot cartridge and I never heard of it being improved by making into a wildcat. As best I can tell, the rifle you describe was priced in 1965 at $220. The same year the Winchester model 70 was priced at $154.95. I can't find the exact model listed in the Blue Book but the FN Supreme is listed in the Blue Book at a value of $600 if in 95% original condition. FN will probably bring a higher price than the same rifle marked FI.
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  • ern98
    Get the chamber cast and find out what cartridge it is really for. The action and stock as a starting place of a custom project are probably worth the better part of $300 by themselves. But if the label of "super" was just another way of labling the win mag then it would have real value as the 264winmag was never made in big numbers.
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