Valuation Ideas Please

[wr.sainsbury]

This collection of Schuetzen Target Rifles came my way from the Estate of an old friend.

Three are Martini based action and the bottom one is mauser based - likely '71. All are German made pieces.

Various obscure calibers from 32/35 to 45/60??

Ideas on values will be much appreciated as these works of gunsmiths art. A step out of my area entirely.

Many thanks. Thanks for ideas.

 

[hickstick_10]

I would post your question on the ASSRA forum, they will know exactly what you have.

http://assra.com/

 

[wr.sainsbury]

Not at $50- to join, thanks.

 

[hickstick_10]

You don’t need to pay money to join the web forum. I've never had to send them a dime.

They should be able to answer everything from valuation, date of manufacture and case forming should you ever wish to shoot them.

 

[8ball]

Not at $50- to join, thanks.

For free

http://assra.com/cgi-bin/yabb/YaBB.pl

 

[slug]

A few years back, I was told that the market had dropped sharply on Scheutzen rifles. There were some very nice rifles available on gunbroker in the $1000 -1200 range.
So perhaps, they would be in the same range here.
A shame really.

Due diligence is required here. Perhaps, you should check the auction sites and gunbroker to give you a fair idea.

 

[cdnrokon]

the problem with this style of rifle is the people that love them are looking and liquidating their own collections before they hit the dirt nap. young guys are not into this style of shooting... and can not afford the high dollar to buy , and shoot something like this.
If you could send it stateside for a auction you might get a true dollar from a old fud who likes to stroke , clean and fiddle with something like this.
Grim reality as we get over 50 you blink and a year has gone past
my eyes are wide open I do not want to blink anymore...cdn