currahee
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Gentlemen,
I am looking at a commercial Mauser in 30/06 that if memory serves was made in Belgium. I believe it was made in the 1960's. Is this a desireable rifle? The guy wants $700.00 for the rifle and an old 2-7 Redfield scope. Thanks for any comments.
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szihn
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What kind of condition is it in?
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currahee
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I would say 85 to 90 percent
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xausa
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Loc: Tennessee, USA
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You can check the sales on Auction Arms and Gunbroker for comparable prices, The same rifle, built by FN for Sears, and marked J.C. Higgens, sells for far less.
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szihn
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The FN commercial Mausers were good, but $700 is on the high end for price.
Not WAAAY out of line, but not a super deal either.
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John303
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"Mauser" covers a lot of ground, if it is an Browning FN Supreme I would say yes $700 is a good buy but with lack of a more detailed description / pic. it is really hard to say. --- John303.
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Mcleish
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Hi
Can you post a photo/s of it
Regards
Mcleish
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currahee
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Sorry, I cannot post a picture as it is not in my possesion. It is not a Browning. I remember it was marked as being made in Herstal. I will try to get more info. Thanks for the replies.
Currahee
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