M95 prices

[collector67]

I was looking on the Milsurp section of the EE, and I saw a nice M95 Budapest carbine and a beat up Steyr long rifle going for over $400 each. Is this the trend for the pricing of these weapons now? 'Cause if so, I can make over double what I paid for mine!! (my cost: $135 2 years ago.)

 

[desporterizer]

I think $400 is a little over the top. I paid $165 for my bulgarian issue long rifle in dec.

 

[dgradinaru]

200$ is average for one.

 

[Nabs]

I dont want to bash another cgners prices but comparitively, you can find m95.34 and m95 carbines at dealers for $200.

 

[papy]

I dont want to bash another cgners prices but comparitively, you can find m95.34 and m95 carbines at dealers for $200.

Absolutely and if you add 35.00$ more, the bayo (without scabbard) comes with the carbine...

 

[Zdragunov]

I just sent a pm to the guy on ee and told him to check out tradex, Antony has mint M95
carbaines for 225$

 

[smellie]

Anthony also has bayonets for 20 bucks. No scabbards, though.

MOST unusual bayonet: sharp on TOP. Designed for "thrust-forward, rip-up". Ours were designed for "block-slash-thrust-withdraw-buttstroke".

But they ARE originals and in nice shape, too.

I got one for my 1918 police Carbine, have to get another for my $12 (45 years ago) Bulgarian long Rifle.
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[collector67]

OT,but I bought a real wierd M95 bayonet from a gunshow (for $15) a few years back. The blade is blued, not polished. I posted a query on CGN, and the consensus was that it was a Yugoslavian modification. Strange at any rate!

 

[Claven2]

Yeah, the Yugos modded some by enlarging the muzzle hoop hole to fit the 8mm Mauser re-barelled M95M carbines.

 

[mrclean89]

I would really love to get a full length m95, but prices seem to be out to lunch.

Cheers, McLean

 

[fireball]

That's nothing compared to the $2500 tag for a post WWII Garand.