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A few more added. We have about another 5 left after this to add before they are all sold. There are a few in the $650.00 price range for those who would like to refinish the stocks or have a good shooter. Numbers 17 (1939) and 19 (1937) are really nice. They had me tempted to keep one for myself. These went faster then expected so I had more today. So far 12 have sold since last night.
Bought #13, will do email transfer tmrw or call in with Visa...tried calling in tdy but understandably no one answered)
Hi
i would like to know a little more about these rifles.
Are german markings still intact, and r the bores ok.
R they rusty or covered in cosmoline
Thanks
Methinks that by the time you get a reply, they'll be gone. The crowd is hungry!Originally Posted by t mack
I already purchased one
im just curious what condition its gonna be
in when i open it up.
The pics don't show much, as most would agree.
I would like to know too!!
If they are sewers pipe they never worth this price.
And we don't have a bore desciption
Manufacturer's codes would be nice.
They're selling like hotcakes, anyways. No need for anymore of a description. If you don't buy it, the next guy will. I guess that's what they call supply and demand.
Let me begin by saying I don't disagree with what you wrote. However since they are being sold individually as opposed to random selection, I had hoped for more info. I have decided to pass on purchasing for now, the sparse info and asking price of the presumably nicer, higher priced ones exceeds my sight unseen purchase comfort zone. I think I'll just go buy another crate of 308 as a consolation prize.:D
Honnestly... Too expensive (for what we know)... but who cares....they are selling like hotcakes....
For me its like the Mosin nagant sniper.... It was suppose to be a good price at 600-700$..............
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