09 April 2013, 05:44
glasseyeSTEYR MANNLICHER PRICE CHECK
SELLING MY STEYR MANNLICHER MODEL M 30-06, WHAT IS A FAIR PRICE RANGE ? DOUBLE SET TRIGGERS NEWLY BLUED ACTION AND BARREL NEW PACHMAYR PAD. I BOUGHT IT NEW IN 1970 ON RETURN FROM VIETNAM, 30-40 ROUNDS THRU IT. APPRECIATE ANY HELP, THANKS
09 April 2013, 05:50
conifer1500. to 2200.
Check Gunbroker and Cabela's Gun Library for comparisons
09 April 2013, 17:48
setchI've not seen many model Ms go for $2k. Depending on the shape it is in and how much folks care that it has a new pad and is re-blued will make a big difference. Also, the Model Ms are not as highly sought after as others, especially in '06 as there are lots of those floating around. The BB has it as: $1500 at 100%; $1300 at 98%; $900 at 95%.
Based on how quickly you want to unload it, I might start it at $1300 and be prepared to drop it a bit to get it to sell.
...just my 2cents
09 April 2013, 23:30
glasseyeTHANKS FOR FEEDBACK, I SEE ALL THOSE " HIGH " PRICES AND THEY SEEM TO BE LISTED FOREVER, NO TAKERS
09 April 2013, 23:39
setchquote:
Originally posted by glasseye:
THANKS FOR FEEDBACK, I SEE ALL THOSE " HIGH " PRICES AND THEY SEEM TO BE LISTED FOREVER, NO TAKERS
You are so right. There are so many guns at prices that nobody will buy and they just sit there for months and months. This is especially true with the MS rifles as they are a bit of an acquired taste that don't always bring a full BB value.
So the trick is obviously finding the sell price and working towards it if your's is sitting there....and you really want to sell it.
10 April 2013, 05:56
mdstewartI would say $1400 max in today's market and that's on the upper end if the gun is in immaculate condition. Without optics, I would say $900-1000 is what the market will bear. Sorry for the bad news.
10 April 2013, 08:00
glasseyeThanks all, that's basically how I felt, but needed some reinforcement.
10 April 2013, 09:54
NormanConquestI paid $2900.00 for a 1903 6x54 W/ Kahles in a QD,also a 1905 in 8x56 w/ a Kahles in a QD for $1500.00. But they are more classics.You might want to peruse gunsinternational.com. They have a good listing of M/S rifles + they have a quick turnover.Best wishes.
11 April 2013, 05:01
NakihunterEven here in NZ the above comments look realistic.
I own 2 older 1903 & 1910 model Mannlicher Schoenauers.
Beautiful rifles.