They would have to be all original, matching and condition is everything. As with everything in the market pricing is the key.
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They would have to be all original, matching and condition is everything. As with everything in the market pricing is the key.
91 posts now and no chime in by Westrifle. I guess they will let this thread go off the rails with all the what if's.
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As has been noted, fishing is a fast way to ruin your reputation. Threatening isn't going to make many friends either.Originally Posted by westrifle
We received an offer to buy 300 Lee Enfields. We are still arguing with a seller about the price. My question is should I import it to Canada or ship it to USA where I can get more money for it? Do you think Canada will pay the high price for those?
I can not reveal the price yet because I don't know if I can drop it down.
FWIW, there are South Asian No.4 rifles that have a crosspin through the stock. The so-called Ishapore Pin will take away value in a heartbeat. Other than that, good complete matching number rifles, especially with numbered magazines will always sell in Canada. Premiums paid for Long Branches.
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If admitting they would be HIGH PRICED, how much of a demand is there? Need more info before we can say yay or nay.
Last Enfields I recall seeing making it to market en masse were the dumping of no.5s about 5 years back. Thinking this may be the tail end of that?
id be interested in one for sure fairly priced of course
Could these possibly be from the recent announcement by the Canadian Government on Sept.2/2016, to replace 6,800 of the aging Lee-Enfield MK4 of the 'Canadian Rangers'? with Finland’s Sako Tikka .308?Originally Posted by westrifle
http://www.nunatsiaqonline.ca/storie..._ranger_rifle/
Last decent Enfield I found a handful of years ago was $350.
Is this an offer to price match or price gouge?
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Hmm, okay, I'll bite:
Matching numbers, Long Branch, unmolested, NO to sporterized hack jobs. Bayonet and original cleaning kit = bonus!
Those rifles will not be offered for sale, and are all pretty worn out.
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