577 450 Martini Herery
- Thread starter wickit
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400 to 600 for run of the mill models, and could be much more if it is a "special" rifle... Others on here will be better able to tell you. FYI, this is my rifle and it's been appraised at $500... It's a martini henry Mk4...
Cheers
Jay
Cheers
Jay
"...been appraised at $500..." Recently? That's the best one I've seen in eons. A Martini in that condition will bring a lot more than $500. Epp's wants $829 for an 1882 in 'good' condition.
"...is about in 90% condition?..." According to who? No offense, but a firearm's condition is a relative thing. 90% would mean little wear on any part including the bore.
"...is about in 90% condition?..." According to who? No offense, but a firearm's condition is a relative thing. 90% would mean little wear on any part including the bore.
"...appraised at $500..." Recently? Haven't seen one in that condition for eons. Epp's is listing an 1882 at $829.
"...in 90% condition..." According to who? No offense, but antique firearm conditions are a relative thing. 90% would mean little wear on the finish and a very good barrel.
"...in 90% condition..." According to who? No offense, but antique firearm conditions are a relative thing. 90% would mean little wear on the finish and a very good barrel.
