Russian M44 for sale

[shotgunlullaby]

Make: Russian

Model: M44

Caliber: 7.62x54

Location (city or county): La county

Price: tbd

Other info: original standard issue service rifle for Russian infantry and snipers alike during World War 2, bolt action with 5 round internal magazine. Little to no damage, stamped with manufacture date 1946 and Russian military insignia. Comes with 25 rounds, original sling, hard case and 10 stripper clips.

[OneGun]

I'll take it! pm inbound

[JeremyKX]

Second in line!

[Bobby Ricigliano]

Count me third for this.

[vta]

4th.

[shotgunlullaby]

To all, I was recently informed by another member that this variant of the mosin nagant is significantly more valuable and rare than the standard models such as those sold at big 5, I'm not particularly familiar with older bolt action rifles. I went on gunbroker and saw the same model selling from $300-$500. So to be fair, it goes to whoever offers most for it. I'm sorry for the inconvenience.

[Hammertime]

Yeah, this isn't ebay dude....

[vta]

you are better off withdrawing this sale and just post a new one with how much you'd like to get for it. auction style sales are not permitted here.

[mydogsmonkey]

180 may be on the low side but its a fair price. you're not going to get much more. The price difference probably would'nt be worth making yourself look bad. They typically go for only 200-225. If i were you, I'd just sell it at the $180 you had it up for.

[OneGun]

I agree

180 may be on the low side but its a fair price. you're not going to get much more. The price difference probably would'nt be worth making yourself look bad. They typically go for only 200-225. If i were you, I'd just sell it at the $180 you had it up for.

As the 1st in line, I agree...

[Kestryll]

You've had three 'I'll take it' replies at your asking price and now you want to get bids.

Auctions are not allowed here, either honor the sale you offered, relist at a price or do not list it here.
Preferably honor the sale you offered if you've already discussed it with Onegun, whatever you make in profit is not worth the loss of integrity.