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hello..the krag in original military condition would value between 800-1200 depending on condition and originality,,the 8mm with peep sites sounds like a sporterized model 98 and value would be as a h...
... actions and rifles were converted to sporting use rifles and shotguns ,,these sporters were not concidered military rifles being able to make war,,so it was a way for germany to continue to produce s...
...t;sporterized" would be around the 250-400 mark depending on the overall condition..at auction or to a military collector ,,but it has to be original ..(no scope mounts or holes from where someon...
...pic would be good or look for small proof marks that may help determine which version you have..it may be a military version that has more value than a civilian version..
bigcurt...
... figure out what some people have ..details are always pretty lacking ,,i also have an major intrest in the military firearms over the sporting guns and have seen the krags jump leaps and bounds value...
I have this military gun with several markings on it can anyone tell me what the markings are They are as follows.On the bottom of the stock it has small circles boxes and triangles with numbers in th...
...Excellent condition. I built the stock it is in around 1966. What is it worth? Was acquired from a local Military Academy, cleaned alot, but not fired. I would like to put a scope on it and use it...
...that has only photos with grading pictures ,,no actual pictures with prices ..i use the standard catalog of military firearms 4th edition and i have the 2nd and third editions also by phillip pederson...
...or better and not import stamped then you could be looking at a rifle valued somewhere between 200-350 to a military rifle collector or possibly at auction,,mabey a little more if extra clean..dealer ...
...cket pistol..a civillian model in good condition books for 300-500 in excellent condition,,they also made a military version but it will be marked u.s. property
bigcurt...
...ificance of this?
This gun has been handed down from generation to generation, but I don't know the Military history on it....
...m,,in 1946 an additional 49,000 were produced and sold commercially,,value would be from 350 VG-450exc to a military collector and proably more if german proofed ,,
bigcurt...
...le do ya have ?bolt action ,,semi auto,,??anything markerd on the receiver or in the wood??sporter rifle or military?a pic if ya can!! where did ya get the 1942 date?
that will be good to start with....
... thankful for what i have. I sure enjoy talking with you. I have been checking into sites that carry pulled military bullets, Haven't tried out the bullet mold yet, gathering data on lead mixture...
...ly like is 44-40 and it's not easy to find ,,good for touch up spots and usually blends good with most military blue finishes ,,
bigcurt...
many 1903 springfield were refurbish before ww2 as most military rifles were after a major conflict so this could be the reason for a later barrel or it's a mixmaster someone built as a sporter,...
...ition all original last night priced at $895.00 I was shocked my dad bought one out of a barrel full of old military rifles for $50.00..But that was 40 years ago. My cousin ended up with it. He had th...
...inish on the new stock but I have no idea on what kind of stain to use. Is there, or was there, a standard military stain used to stain rifles like the 1903 or M-1 Garand that I can purchase? If so, ...
...s like with the documentation you have for the 720 and the condition it's in to bring 3000- 3500+ to a military collector and possibly more in the right auction situation,, a model 720 without th...
...r in Cologne. Likely 1900-1930s. Known for high end drilling rifles. Those are not my market - I collect military stuff. So, knowing I know nothing about them, German Drilling rifles (generally 2 ...
...rearm that this company dressed up to be used as cheap alternatives to higher dollar sporting rifles useing military surplus rifle as there starting point ,,typically there prices are less than an ori...
...his may be why it has a different model number..the cz 75 was banned from the us untill 1994 ..made in both military and comercial versions..
bigcurt...
..., exact production figures were not recorded because of the war effort and winchester making rifles for the military..for insurance purposes i'd value it (IF all original and not refinished or al...
...repeating arms co. new haven conn. usa pat. nov. 5 95, nov. 12 95, aug. 17 97, jan. 25 98, aug. 23 98. Old military rifle....
...er or the barrel?if nothing can you post a clear pic of the rifle ? it may be a training rifle made for the military but without some kind of markings or a pic it would be hard to tell you exactly wha...
...bottom of it. It is a 12ga. and was won by my father in Germany back in 1962 from the Rod and Gun club on a Military Base, in a raffel he purchased one ticket for a Dollor. He said back then it was a ...
... (I origionally bought 20 years ago a sporterized version with the crest but traded it for my current stock military config.) The stock has not been cut down. the only thing missing is the cleaning ...
...st hit reply and post the second one ,,it sounds like it might be a 38 hand ejector model ,,mabey police or military model ,,but there were alot of smiths built around your patent dates and a pic woul...
..., this is what we have so far - tell me what you think:
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... going to have to be a little more specific...
I'm assuming you want to know whether your 1911 is a military service pistol.
Keep in mind, also, that the 1911 has been produced in many, man...
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