Current value-PTRS 14.5mm anti tank rifle

[Klunk]

First off-I wanna give smellie and buff dog a big hug...!

I've had this here thang for years-it's really cool-really big-really heavy-really hard to shoot-and really cool(did I say that already?)

What do they go for now ( a fair price...I'm not a gouger)

It's very good with a great bore and goes "bang" with authority... Also has the rare 5 shot enblock clip

 

[mkrnel]

Looks like a SKS on steroids! How hard is it to find ammo for that Monster?

 

[ArtyMan]

I seem to recall seeing one for sale around the 2-2.5k mark a little while ago. I am going off memory and I'm not sure what the current value would be however. That being said - looking for any trades?

 

[desporterizer]

2.5-3k would be my guess or a weeks worth of gas for that three axle monstrosity you just bought.

 

[Cdn303]

I'll trade you a 5 gallon bucket of drool.

 

[gewehr76]

Its mainly a paperweight. Ammo is non existent, no clubs would allow you to shoot it for fear of projectile going to next province when it goes through the birm. Unless you hunt Elephants in around Kursk area in 1943 its worth more than a life, but in 2014 Police state of Ontario it worth as much as one is willing to pay.

 

[Coyote Ugly]

12 Billion Zlotys!

 

[mr.e moose]

Worth at least 4 mint Nagant revolvers.

 

[tommyinbc]

I know of one which was up for sale in BC for around the $2200 mark. Not sure if it sold but that's what the seller was asking...

 

[grelmar]

3. Any projectile that is designed, manufactured or altered so as to explode on impact, where the projectile is designed for use in or in conjunction with a cartridge and does not exceed 15 mm in diameter.

Dangit, another .5mm and explosive ammo legal

 

[contact148]

2.5-3k would be my guess or a weeks worth of gas for that three axle monstrosity you just bought.

probably why he wants to sell it

unless you really need the $$$ keep it you probably couldn't replace it later......

 

[Tinman204]

Its mainly a paperweight. Ammo is non existent, no clubs would allow you to shoot it for fear of projectile going to next province when it goes through the birm. Unless you hunt Elephants in around Kursk area in 1943 its worth more than a life, but in 2014 Police state of Ontario it worth as much as one is willing to pay.

A bunch of us were shooting one this summer at a range!! I know the owner reloads his own ammo but that being said where there is a will there's a way!!

That bring said she defiantly puts a big hole in a burm!!

 

[sail32]

Could you post a picture of the weapons clip ?
Thanks !

 

[antiqueguy]

id shoot the thing down here in southern Ontario and id also teach a few import cars a lesson. its worth a bit even more if you have all the proper kit

 

[Strangeday]

saw one in Calgary gun shop a few years back for about $1900

 

[Missing Something]

 

[Canadian_Zuk]

Its mainly a paperweight. Ammo is non existent, no clubs would allow you to shoot it for fear of projectile going to next province when it goes through the birm. Unless you hunt Elephants in around Kursk area in 1943 its worth more than a life, but in 2014 Police state of Ontario it worth as much as one is willing to pay.

My range does not have any caliber restrictions at all, if its legal bring it on out. and no, it won't go through a berm lol

 

[antiqueguy]

this is probably the downfall to the PTRS as the clips are even harder to find it seems then the ammo

 

[4b1t]

this is probably the downfall to the PTRS as the clips are even harder to find it seems then the ammo

I sold a mint PTRS ammo pouch with the 5 clips last summer

 

[sunray]

In 1943 Russia, an Elephant was a big German SPG. snicker.
It'd be worth whatever a collector is willing to pay.