Price Check on a 1909 Mauser.

[DMorris2321]

I listed a 1909 German made Mauser in the Market place section for $300. I wanted to see if this was a good price or if I'm off. Here is a link with pics.

http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/showthread.php?t=592249

[DennisCA]

Saw this, hope it helps:

http://www.simpsonltd.com/product_info.php?products_id=23699&osCsid=c7e57225356f3e25b4c0942c040efcaf

[pitfighter]

It is not a bad price - I have seen them $200 through $900 for a primo example.
If you like it, buy it, the value is not going down - unless you screw with it.
There are lots of parts available on GB.

Pit.

[DMorris2321]

Thanks guys for the input.

[dogfood]

looks rather rough...unless your really like argies i'd consider something else or throwing out a lower offer

[Donkeypunch0420]

Seems like an okay price. I sold an all matching all original 1909 cavalry carbine last year for $385. Condition was very good. I feel I got a fair price and I think the buyer felt it was fair too. I did not however part with the sword-style bayonet I got when I purchased the rifle. I love that thing too much. I did not feel as bad as it was not serial matched to the rifle.

[DMorris2321]

Think I'm going to go a little lower as above stated its not in great shape. It's a very nice looking rifle in person and I'm sure the right person could clean it up nicely, I just know enough to do the work and like I said before I don't want to ruin it.