Is this of anny value today ?
What can I hope to get for one stock complete ??
no matching numbers unfortunally .
Rolf
What can I hope to get for one stock complete ??
no matching numbers unfortunally .
Rolf
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We need more info...like what the numbers are on the parts..If there are any checkered butt plates, condition of slings, or if they have slings, I see there are cleaning rods..I think you may have to write eaqch one up , as a seperate lot, and some may bring 200. 250. or less(USD) No cut and dried answer till you post the particulars. Id say as much as a thousand to possibly two thousand for the lot, nothing to sneeze at, so dont be fooled...if a stock has the eagle stamp crisp, and it is the right one for someone, or better yet, there are serial numbers inside the stocks whete the barrel lays, and if someone has the mathing rifle, even more. Post each as one through 12 (if there is 12),the marks seen anywhere on the parts, top wood etc, and if checkered buttplate they are only on snipers, and worth a lot by itself. -
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I have 14 complete ones , there are numbers on them yes and the slings are not mint but good.
yeah I understand what you mean with pictures of details, but will be a lot of job :-) ...
But thanks for anserw
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Certianly....in "round numbers".....if the stocks and slings are 100% German WW2.....you can roughly figure the stocks at $150./250.00US each and the slings for $75.00/150.00US each....and more for those with special details, if any.
Biggest problem is postage costs from Europe, which make prices prohibitive to the most eger prospective market (US).....price them "low enough" to make up for the shipping charges and they'll sell like hot cakes!
Nice pile of "wood"....
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i agree, if the price is right i'll biteComment
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So if I set a price for a complete stock included sling and shipping to 350$
would that be ok , I found the shipping for one from norway to US is about 85-100 dollars for one stock.Comment
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Most importanly-are they captures? Many of those look like refinished captures which would explain the mismatched numbers. Of course the pic is not a close up so I am not sure. Russian captures aren't worth much. The Norwegian ones are nicer.Comment
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These have never been captured by the russians, they are from Norway and I said in the start in this thread that they were not matching numbers.
It was about 300-350.000 germans in Norway when they capitulated. Used by the norwegian army and around 1960-90 they were sold to private people and used as hunting guns, changed stocks, so the original stocks was leftovers.
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Here is a picture of one of the best ones .
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