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value of a 36 mex?
29 April 2007, 09:21
tin canvalue of a 36 mex?
what is a complete receiver worth/sell for, was originally 7mm.
thanks.
29 April 2007, 09:39
22WRFid sell you mine for $450
30 April 2007, 21:54
fla3006$200-$250
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01 May 2007, 06:55
Marc_Stokeldfla-
Have you seen any in this range within the past couple of years? I never see them come up for sale, and when I do they are more than that. If you know where i can find them for that price I will buy at least a couple.
I have 1 and it would take considerably over $200 to get it out of my safe. But if you know where some are, please PM me or something.
Thanks!
Last one I bought was nicely sported and only cost me $250 shipped. I got lucky. Then again, I found three receivers for $50 each with everything but bolts. The bolts ran me on average about $150 ea. But I was again, very lucky. If I saw a good action for $350 it would go home with me every time.
Aut vincere aut mori
I second what Stokheld had to say. If you can point me in the direction of some good 1936 Mexican actions for $250 I would be grateful. I would buy up to 5 at that price if you know where they are.
01 May 2007, 08:31
ireload2Why not buy a Brno 21?
Cuz they are even harder to find and command even more $$$. A lot for many to fork over if the action is all you are after. Additionally, the M21 action is a standard length action which is not always needed, especially if you are planning on using an intermediate length cartridge.
Aut vincere aut mori
01 May 2007, 10:33
tin canI saw a complete '36 for just under 800, that's why I asked- so is 350-500 about the range they sell for?
seems so.
01 May 2007, 16:30
thismortalcoilIf you only want the action, you can still find stripped receivers cheap, buy Yugo48 bolts, trigger and swede bottom metal, but it still will come to more than $200-$250.
My 1910 Mexican set me back about $350. The action was perfect though. Mark Stratton said he hadn't seen one that clean before, especially on the inside.
$200-$400, it won't matter by the time you're finished if you find a good one and build a nice rifle with it. A couple hundred dollars is insignificant in the price of a custom Mauser project unless you're trying to build it on the cheap. If that's the case I would suggest just buying one off gunbroker or a pawn shop that's already been done.
I would worry more about the condition than the price. What the action cost is going to be about the smallest investment in your rifle project.
Terry
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01 May 2007, 21:57
Dago RedI don't know about the 36 mex, but I know where there is a 32 mex that I don't think you could put a value on. Sexy, smart, and wow you should see her dance!

sorry guys, keep seeing the thread title and couldn't help myself. She really is hot if that is a consolation for my hijack.
Red
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01 May 2007, 22:39
fla3006quote:
Marc_Stokeld: Have you seen any in this range within the past couple of years?
I sold two on the Classified Forum within the last 6 months, one for $185 the other for around $225. I'll keep my eyes open for others.
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Shoot & hunt with vintage classics.
02 May 2007, 00:33
Marc_Stokeldfla-
a very tearful PM sent
Weeping Marc