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    FG 42\1 - Bodenfund

    Hello to all!

    Friends, say please your opinions, how much may cost a such FG 42 in this condition?
    It belongs to my friend now. He will sell this gun.

    This rifle was found in the area of ​​the Battle in Koenigsberg, what was happening in East Prussia in 1945.
    Was well preserved stamp, but lacks many parts.

    Thank you

    Best regards
    Alex.






















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    #2
    thats a great find! to bad abaut missing parts,but maybe restored? i cant help with price,but im sure not a cheap item

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      #3
      That is an amazing find! To see a 1st model FG42 there would indicate FJs were fighting there.
      Willi

      Preußens Gloria!

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      Sapere aude

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        #4
        Quite a rare bird A careful restoration could make it nice for display

        Carles

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          #5
          Yes, a very nice relic! In good condition as well to see the markings

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            #6
            It was in fire for sure. Look at the trigger guard and the front handguard. Nevermind, its a very nice gun and i would steal it right away

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              #7
              Friends, thank you for your kind words.
              What can you say about it's real price for today?

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                #8
                I would strongly suggest that you not try to "clean" or "restore" it: it is what it is, a dug-up relic of a rare firearm. Leave it as is and enjoy!

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                  #9
                  Damn I can't see photos, can You put them on http://imageshack.us/ or something like this if it's not a problem for you? Thank You anyway,
                  Regards

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by Alan Smith View Post
                    I would strongly suggest that you not try to "clean" or "restore" it: it is what it is, a dug-up relic of a rare firearm. Leave it as is and enjoy!
                    Perhaps not "clean" or "restore" but do something to preserve it, if not rust will start flaking off and in a couple of years you might have nothing left. When I studied archaeological restoration we used tannic acid to prevend further deterioration.

                    Carles

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                      #11
                      ...great find thanks for sharing these interesting pictures
                      rittervomhuf

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                        #12
                        Very nice find!

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                          #13
                          Originally posted by Ukrainer View Post
                          Friends, thank you for your kind words.
                          What can you say about it's real price for today?
                          not easy to say .....
                          between $1500-$2000 ??

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                            #14
                            I would pay $2K right now.

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                              #15
                              I'd pay 2500 right now.

                              Let the bidding begin!

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