price of 7.92 mauser
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price of 7.92 mauser
hi everyone an uncle of mine is wishing to trade in his mint condition 7.92(8 MM)mauser for a mauser 30-06.we r unsure of the market price of a 7.92.any info would be greatly appreciated.the dealer is offering 80k for the 7.92............
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hi indian, 80k is a good price for a 7.92 ur uncle should think of going for a IOF 30.06 .As for trade with an imported mod i dont think so anyone will go for it for the prices are much more for a good condition rifle.indian wrote:hi everyone an uncle of mine is wishing to trade in his mint condition 7.92(8 MM)mauser for a mauser 30-06.we r unsure of the market price of a 7.92.any info would be greatly appreciated.the dealer is offering 80k for the 7.92............
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Dear Indian I am searching for a good rifle ,previously i kept a very gud 8x57 and happy with its performance.if you are ready to sell the rifle please inform me i will buy it again.i will try to find out if any gud .30 is availble,BTW how much difference can you pay?
indian";p="45801 wrote: hi everyone an uncle of mine is wishing to trade in his mint condition 7.92(8 MM)mauser for a mauser 30-06.we r unsure of the market price of a 7.92.any info would be greatly appreciated.the dealer is offering 80k for the 7.92............
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Re: price of 7.92 mauser
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If your uncle is in Punjab or Haryana/Delhi/Rajasthan send me a PM.Have permission to buy a rifle and I am looking for one.I think I can better what the dealer is offering.Depending upon the condition of the rifle,off course
If your uncle is in Punjab or Haryana/Delhi/Rajasthan send me a PM.Have permission to buy a rifle and I am looking for one.I think I can better what the dealer is offering.Depending upon the condition of the rifle,off course
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Re: price of 7.92 mauser
sorry for the late response folks.the rifle was traded in with 70 rounds + 1.5L for a mauser 30-06.
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Re: price of 7.92 mauser
Let me get this straight...
a Mauser chambered for .30-06 in India sells for > 2.3 lakhs... Wow!
I dont know why your uncle is so hung up on that caliber.
Personally I would have kept the 7.92 and spent the 1.5L on ammunition. Even at 1000 a cartridge... that would be 15K cartridges... enough to last the rifle.
a Mauser chambered for .30-06 in India sells for > 2.3 lakhs... Wow!
I dont know why your uncle is so hung up on that caliber.
Personally I would have kept the 7.92 and spent the 1.5L on ammunition. Even at 1000 a cartridge... that would be 15K cartridges... enough to last the rifle.
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Indian - Is this Mauser a military model or an original Oberndorf sporting Mauser?
Military mausers were made by a number of countries, some are junk costing just a few 100 dollars in todays market and others command premium prices in thousands of dollars depending on model, country of make, year of production, rarity and condition.
Pricing a sporting Mauser is very tricky, even H&H, Purdey, Rigby & Jeffery used original Mauser oberndorf actions for their rifles costing 10's of thousands of dollars in todays market.
Military mausers were made by a number of countries, some are junk costing just a few 100 dollars in todays market and others command premium prices in thousands of dollars depending on model, country of make, year of production, rarity and condition.
Pricing a sporting Mauser is very tricky, even H&H, Purdey, Rigby & Jeffery used original Mauser oberndorf actions for their rifles costing 10's of thousands of dollars in todays market.