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Glen71
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What is a fair price for a complete (and very clean) 1910 Mexican Mauser action?
 
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Jim Kobe
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Don't know about a 1910 but I have a 1936 complete I would sell for $400


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What is a fair price for a complete (and very clean) 1910 Mexican Mauser action?
$250-$300 IMO


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What is a fair price for a complete (and very clean) 1910 Mexican Mauser action?
$250-$300 IMO

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add $75-100 for a 36 with cocking piece


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Glen71
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Thanks. Don't need a 1936, in fact I have one I'm looking to move.
 
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one of the best ways to find out is to use the same method that the largest retailers in the world use to sell their goods.

Place an ad. Start high. Keep reducing by a little bit each time until somebody buys it.
 
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Glen71
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Originally posted by lindy2:
one of the best ways to find out is to use the same method that the largest retailers in the world use to sell their goods.

Place an ad. Start high. Keep reducing by a little bit each time until somebody buys it.

I'm buying, not selling.
 
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Originally posted by lindy2:
one of the best ways to find out is to use the same method that the largest retailers in the world use to sell their goods.

Place an ad. Start high. Keep reducing by a little bit each time until somebody buys it.

I'm buying, not selling.


then do just the opposite. start low and keep raising your bid until you get the guy to sell (or until you hit your limit).
 
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