Hi guys cleaning out the relics...I want to list this on the estand...solid stock, plain steel buttplate...what would be a reasonable price to list it for sale? Thanks
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mauser stock
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i am thinking
at least two hundred dollars, perhaps more, i assume the hardware and buttplate all match the wood. the disc alone is scarce as heck maybe three hundred would be in line. only problem is the gun it goes on will still be a mix match, but that is a lot less than you'd spend on new stock and hard wareComment
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What disc is scarce? You might have a $200 stock on a good day, imoOriginally posted by pitts duncan View PostComment
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200$.. Not around here..................Maybe for a all matching rifle?????Comment
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i would pay 75€ not moreComment
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what i found here when i restocked mine
all of the stocks available for sale here in ocala fla gun shows were garbage, broken, missing pieces, not even k98 stocks even though advertised as such. they started at 100 dollars and up! The take down disc had been remov ed on all of them and the fellow i talked to at the stock repair shop said even if i had a good stock the discs he could not get anywhere. i only have seen two for sale on ebay, none elsehere. the stock i bought was new from boyds and also i had to buy the top piece of wood and spend a week meticulously inletting it and sanding down to correct dimensions i then had to buy front band and bayonet lug and spring band from numrichs and pay shipping plus small parts capture screws etc, plus shipping .if i knew then what i know now i would gladly have paid two hundred bucks for a correct period laminated stock with good markings. at least my gun would be all authentic, i still have the matching duffle cut stock but it is useless due to the location of the cut several inches behind the barrel band, and loose. no i think if the right guy comes along two hundred bucks will seem like a steal for that stock, plus you could cut off the front part and resplice it to a duffle cut stock and still have a matching gun except for the piece you added on. i considered doing that with mine till i realized the splice would be visible due to where they made the cut.Comment
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mauser stock...
i listed the stock and parts on the estand also included is the metal spring steel release bar...145.00 for all, sound fai?
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for 75 Euros i'd take it even if the dollar is weak right now
I'm not making an offer, if it's listed as such I'd have to think on it...
I do have a nice BCD 41 with a replacement 1950's Belgan barrel and a sporter stock (that I messed up
) that would really look nice in a Military stock.
Last edited by Gimpy117; 05-05-2008, 07:54 PM.Comment
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I would sale a complete rifle for 350 Euro, so i think 200 only for the stock is a little bit overpriced.Comment
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