My wife has a Carl Gustaf 6.5x55 Swedish mouser serial number 225609.

It shoots very well but could stand a little blueing in areas.The stalk looks ok it has a Leopold scope on it.The barrel was shotened a few inches.Any one have a general idea of the value?I also have a .22 Lr/.22Mag revolver it has Rohm Gmbh Brazil Serial# B 356047.I also have inherited a Western Field 12 Ga. single shot break open shotgun serial#82569xE and a FIE made in Italy black powder revolver the frame is brass.serial number B9931.Any one have any idea of the value of these guns?oThe shotguns bluing is basically gone and the stock is cracked The gun appears to be quite old.Both revolvers are in good condition.

hello ,,alot of the sweeds had metal parts unfinished in the white so it could be original,,shortning the barrel and installing a scope basically made it a hunting rifle,,and not a military collectable so value would be proably in the 200-250 range to someone looking for a good hunting rifle in a great caliber,,mabey alittle more with the scope ya have on it,,dealers don't pay much for sporterized military rifles unless professionally done,,so your market on this one is more a hunting rifle than a collectable,,the rohm pistol you have is a inexpencive south american 22 revolver and i'd put a value of between 125-160 on it if extra nice and it works well,,,,your single shot ..you may be able to get a stock for it from gunparts corp but it wouldn't proably be worth investing 50-60 bucks in it because i'd value it at the 75-125 value with a good stock,,and like it is proably around 40-75,,your black powder pistol sounds like it should be worth in the 125-150 range if in vg condition..with no issues with timeing or barrel condition..
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