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Mexican Mauser Value?
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So I should have started here first. I have the action below in the classifieds with no hits at all. I based my $400 asking price on reading here and other sites. Can y'all give me some insight if I'm asking the right amount and no-one needs one, or do I need to adjust the price.

Thanks in advance, Joel

 
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The price is right. Seems sales have slowed down lately. I know barrels and such have been scarce and taking a bit longer to deliver. Could have an impact.

Two choices, wait until the right buyer comes along, or reduce price if you must move it now.




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You asked; way too high for me, for a mex action. But some guys like them.
 
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Depends on condition, like everything else.

The bolt face on this one looks a little rough, from what I could see.
 
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Since you ask. After looking at the rest of the pictures in classifieds I feel you are probably a touch high. But for sure worth more than that $100 offer.


As usual just my $.02
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Joel,

I looked at the photos again, maybe the bolt face is OK. A touch out of focus, so kind of hard to see on my phone screen.

If it is clean, you might get your price on GB.
 
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Thanks everyone for the replies. The action is actually very clean and the boltface looks great, just out of focus. I'm sure I'll find someone looking for a clean 36 or just keep it.
 
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Thanks everyone for the replies. The action is actually very clean and the boltface looks great, just out of focus. I'm sure I'll find someone looking for a clean 36 or just keep it.


If no one gives you your asking price, I'd keep it. They haven't been made for a long LONG time. that one looks cleaner than most.




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Posts: 4864 | Location: Lakewood, CO | Registered: 07 February 2002Reply With Quote
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Last cocking piece I saw on eBay went for over $100 alone.
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To pile on what everyone else has said.

$250 for the action, $75-$100 for the cocking piece.

So your not far off.

The first two 36's I bought about 4 years ago I paid $400 for the pair. Neither had the "1903" cocking piece.


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