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.303 Martini- Henry question
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What are these worth? Bore is good, overall good condition and finish. I know nothing about them, other than I think they are neat and I want one.
 
Posts: 1985 | Location: The Three Lower Counties (Delaware USA) | Registered: 13 September 2001Reply With Quote
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Frank, I have several Martini's but no 303's. From the ones I see I'd expect to pay $500 and up for a decent one, maybe getting as high as $900 for a really choice rifle. Try these Aussie sites for the best prices, I've bought two from over there and had no import problems as long as they are pre-1898,

http://winsoft.net.au/~jemtrek/

Jansa doesn't seem to be working just now but I've listed it anyway.

http://www.geko.net.au/~jansa/
 
Posts: 1242 | Location: Houston, TX, USA | Registered: 04 April 2002Reply With Quote
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Jansa got raided by the police 3/6/03. They siezed 2700 guns & gear for failing to have secure storage. Not sure what the future is yet but the law courts work very slowly.
Us non-dealer collectors reckon Jansa is over priced anyway. He has been selling 310 Cadets for $AU350-395 when you can buy at gunshows for $AU130-200. 303 Martini currently about $AU300-500. 577/450 from $AU900-2000.

$AU - $US = 0.67
 
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