Looking for values on c&rs

[titan]

I am moving some of my c&r rifles but can't seem to find current values.

I have the following:
Remington 03 really nice cond, acceptance stamps on stock
K98 rc 44 byf with German site hood and cleaning rod. Light pitting in bore.
Yugo 24/48 exc cond from samco
Enfield #1 mk3 and mk4 #2 good cond.
P08 Luger, 42 byf. I believe I have legit black original grips.all matching

All headspace fine.

Thanks for your help

[Emdawg]

We can give you a rough idea of how much they can be, but without pictures most here can't give you an honest assesment.

Pitting can put a dent in value.


So if you could post pictures that would be great.

[knucklehead0202]

best thing is to watch gunbroker to see what they sell for. end of the day, what they're technically worth and what somebody will actually pay you for them are usually two different things. these days, you'll get a lot more trade offers than money offers, because everyone has stuff, but not many have money. good luck.

[titan]

General values would be helpful. Here is a photo of them,

[Emdawg]

K98, looks to be Russian capture: $400

Zastava M24/47 from Samco: Less than $250

1903A3: $600 roughly

No.4 Mk.1 & No.1 Mk. III with pitted barrels: $250 give or take. Matching numbers would be good.

If the pitting is miniscule then maybe $300.

best thing is to watch gunbroker to see what they sell for. end of the day, what they're technically worth and what somebody will actually pay you for them are usually two different things. these days, you'll get a lot more trade offers than money offers, because everyone has stuff, but not many have money. good luck.

Yes, what they SELL for, not what imbeciles post them for.


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[Emdawg]

What manufacture are the Enfields?

[titan]

Thanks. I will do a bit more research before listing.

I am not sure about the enfield mfg.

[glennsche]

those look good tho. i was tempted to offer you 1500 for the lot.

i very much agree with emdawg's assessment for the top 3.

the bottom two could vary GREATLY depending on their dates/matching/manufacture etc... is that smle a 1947 aussie lithgow or a 1915 brit enfield? this sorta thing matters.

good looking lot though... good luck!

[Emdawg]

Thanks. I will do a bit more research before listing.

I am not sure about the enfield mfg.

For the No.1 Mk. III, look on the right face of the metal band on the wrist.

The No. 4 might have a name on the left face of the reciever wall. If not, there usually will be a manufacture code (kinda like a K98) on the left face of the metal wrist band.

those look good tho. i was tempted to offer you 1500 for the lot.

i very much agree with emdawg's assessment for the top 3.

the bottom two could vary GREATLY depending on their dates/matching/manufacture etc... is that smle a 1947 aussie lithgow or a 1915 brit enfield? this sorta thing matters.

good looking lot though... good luck!

I saw them first, I get first dibbs. If you buy them without me, I will find you and slay you like one would slay a dragon.

But your assesment on the Enfields is true.

[knucklehead0202]

good catch emdawg, I specified without exactly specifying, but yes, what they SELL for, because people list some lousy garbage for s**t ridiculous prices. no nonsense, they do all look very nice and would be a credit to any collection. I really need a K98 and an '03 but alas I am poor and must buy more carcanos and perhaps trade some of my other stuff for other stuff, lol.

[Emdawg]

Hmmmm I wonder just what that "stuff" might be...