Price check

[stormbringer]

Hey guys...........

I might be parting with a few old friends and wanted to get an idea of value.

Item #1

Savage Built Enfield No 4 Mk 1 *. I believe this is an UNFIRED model. All matching, excellent condition.


#2. Jungle Carbine. Falky Feb 1945 again in excellent condition. Little or no use.


Daddy has his eye on a new toy.............

 

[tiriaq]

And what did Marstar have on display that caught your fancy?
The Savage should bring $500, up, in that condition. The No. 5 probably about the same. This assumes that they are really nice.

 

[Sgt Striker]

Item #1

Savage Built Enfield No 4 Mk 1 *. I believe this is an UNFIRED model. All matching, excellent condition.

Saw some cooky prices in the past, but I think that average these days is around $500, if unfired.

 

[BadgerDog]

If it's truly in the condition you describe with the all the correct Savage markings, such as the one in the Milsurp Knowledge Libraryhttp://www.milsurps.com/forumdisplay.php?f=12, then I think if you write up the correct ad, it could easily sell for a lot more than $500. There's a number of collectors in Canada currently looking for these specific pieces to round out their Enfield collections.

1943 No.4 Mk1* Enfield (.303) Rifle (Unfired)
(Mfg under Lend Lease Act by Savage in 1943)

(Click PIC to Enlarge)

Regards,
Badger

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[tiriaq]

I have handled the one illustrated in BadgerDog's photo essay, and it is an outright superior specimen, absolutely correct, in the "up" category. A friend has one of these still in the wrap and such a rifle might well be worth a premium; then there is the debate about whether it should be unwrapped or not.

 

[stormbringer]

Mine looks just like the one that Rifle Chair posted.

I will get some pics up shortly.

 

[Sgt Striker]

Well, my dad use to say: It's only worth what the other guy will pay you for it!