Random old (possible german) rifles identification?

[Shran]

Legit German K98s of any variant are probably worth a grand or more right now. The problem is that people have figured out how to fake them, it takes a real sharp eye to identify humped rifles.

Even some of the less desirable Mausers are bringing big bucks these days. Way more than I'd pay but I guess that's for a different discussion... I'm thinking specifically of the Yugo M48's, those were readily available for a couple hundred bucks, in super nice shape and matching... now try finding one.

I scored a Columbian Mauser recently for $150, it's chambered in 30-06 and is a REALLY nice shooter. Also have a Yugo 24/47. My focus has been mostly on Mosin Nagants and other Russian guns but I sure do like Mausers too.

 

[Dirtman]

I find out if I won in 15 minutes....

 

[JMF661]

I find out if I won in 15 minutes....

Did you win?!?!?

 

[golley]

if that double set is factory and numbers match...yeah, 100 for all if in good condition,
yeah. you could search somewhere like GunsAmerica or similar and see what such are selling for.

 

[MikeG]

Double-set is very likely a military mauser that was made into a sporter.

The Lee-Enfield has been "sporterized" so not much collector value.

do you know the difference between a 93-96 pattern, and a 98 pattern? Bolt shrouds are different.

Probably $500 worth of parts alone.

 

[Dirtman]

Didn't win, oh well.

 

[ericbphoto]

Didn't win, oh well.

There’s some little old gray-haired lady making up rock salt loads to use in that shotgun right now. Don’t go near her house.