Enfield p14 303 sporter value?

I now , its just what someone willing to pay. I am looking for nothing fancy,just a bear and deer rifle .I not care if its just fixer-upper. I want it for my ATV.
 
If it's ugly on the outside but shoots properly, I'd say the lowest possible is $100 the highest $200, you should be able to find a good shooter for $150.
 
I recently bought a rough-bore one for $150, just because I wanted one in my bunch of Enfields; finding parts for this refurb project ended up being less easy and more expensive than for a Lee Enfield.

Lou.
 
Epp's is listing refinished one in good condition with "a decent bore" for $269. Suspect it's full military stocked. And one that has been bubba'd in 'fair' condition for $189. They're listing a bunch of bubba'd Lee-Enfields too.
 
Be very careful
Most P14's that cross my path have completely rotten bores.
They are very heavy, clunky and often abused.
Be very critical when you look at purchasing this rifle.

I'd pay up to $250 for a P14 with a mint bore

I'd save my money for something else if the bore is frosty, pitted or worn.

You should be able to find a really nice sporter lee enfield for $200.
 
I have 2 (neither is for sale) One is a Winchester built unit with a "good" bore. It will shoot certain bullets amazingly well. The other is a minty bore, Remington built 303Epps that is a great shooter. I paid $120.00 for the Winchester and was given the Epps. Regards, Eagleye.
 
Remington did a good job of altering their P17s, as they changed them to the Model 30 Express.
They changed it to the bolt cocking on the upstroke, as well as drilling and tappping it to take the Lyman #48 aperature sight, and a good front sight.
However, they used the same stock, just reworking it a bit. The result is virtually no comb and one must be carefull in shooting it, or a wrapped around thumb on the stock may result in a bloody nose!
One of these rifles has been a hand me down in the family since coming from the USA in 1929, and is now in my locker.
 
Calum said"-----A P14/17 is pretty much a Mauser."
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Yes, I would say more like a 98, than some of the "98 refined," or "improved," models are.
 
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