Romanian SKS value

[SideWinder11]

Time to thin the c&r heard and I'm gonna list them here before I go to gunbroker.

I have a 1958 Romanian SKS that I'm ready to part ways with a need some help on the value.

Non matching and typical worn wood and metal like most Romanians.

Any idea on a value?

[weekend_plinker]

I would say 250 to 300

[terryusmc]

Is it import marked??

[marksmandowntown]

That's not that worn to my eyes. $4-550 if there is no major damage to the stock and the bolt, magazine and bayonet are clean and snappy. People like Romanians, and they are a little on the rare side. The fact that it is cash and carry helps.

[pterrell]

How does it shoot? I might be interested after the holidays if you still have it

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[SideWinder11]

Yes it is import marked. The stock is in good shape with lots of dents and digs, the upper hand gaurd has a small crack in it that I have not repaired.
It shoots well and is a lot of fun.

I'll list it here in the exchange shortly. Thinking of letting go of several guns. M1 Garands, M1 Carbines, K98, Sako M39, K31, 1903A3, Hex M91/30, Enfield Mk4 No1, Enfield Jungle Carbine. Watch for the ads over the next week or so

[pterrell]

I look forward to it. I wish you weren't selling all of those at once XD

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[justin4fun]

I picked up one 6 months ago all matching except the floorplate, stock dinged but otherwise very good condition for 450 shipped.

[Bobby Ricigliano]

I'd say $400, maybe a little more if someone happens to be specifically looking for a Romy.

They are nowhere near as common as Chinese or even Russians. I have 2 Romys and the build quality on both is exceptional.

[SideWinder11]

Some of them are posted others to follow once I take more pics

http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/showthread.php?t=854234