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in the end ... if it shoots straigth and you buy the gun "and not the story" I see up to 1500 euro as a reasonable price for this but this is anyones personal valuation.
and there is "not the story" because the seller don't try to sell it as a super rare original.
tree days to go and only 300 euro till now.

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Unless there is something major wrong with it, if it stays similar to that price, and doesn't get late interest or the owner run it up, will be an incredible buy. Good luck.

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in the end ... if it shoots straigth and you buy the gun "and not the story" I see up to 1500 euro as a reasonable price for this but this is anyones personal valuation.
and there is "not the story" because the seller don't try to sell it as a super rare original.
tree days to go and only 300 euro till now.

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Unless there is something major wrong with it, if it stays similar to that price, and doesn't get late interest or the owner run it up, will be an incredible buy. Good luck.

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in my experience the last 5 minutes are the most important after weeks before. the time before the last five is only for give so many people as possible the chance to see your auction.
the fight will be decide on the home stretch.

would be a wonder for me if such a gun will sell under 1000 euro in the end.


there are a few point to consider if you want to sell

your auction have to end on a sunday between 6 and 8 pm! and it does "26.11.2017 19:45:00 MEZ"
only because most people have time then to watch the end of your auction.

you need good pics!

never sell in holiday times - sommer- and in the time after summer! people are not there to buy or penniless because of the holidays before.

the very best time to sell is before Christmas like NOW - one month to go!
people have money again and are willing to pay more than usual because it would be a christmas present "for himself"!

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Thank's for the link.

Unfortunately there is no cartridge 9,3x64 in the listing.

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Yes there is mate!
The page I have give you go to Paragraph 4 & click on Table 1 it will open up with an XL spreadsheet - if you don't have it on your computer I have copied it down here!
All I could find for you grandveneur - it was in their Magnum model 1900-1970.
Well worth a try I reckon!


Mannlicher-Schoenauer Steyr-Mannlicher (1968-1996) Pre-Schoenauer
(1900-1970) and/or post 1996
6.5x54mm M-S       (M1900, M1903, all Post WWII models) 5.6x50mm Magnum (S-M) 6.5x53mm Rimmed(M1892-93-95)
6.5x55mm Mauser (NO/Post WWII) .222 Remington   (S-M) .375 Rimmed
6.5x57mm Mauser (Post WWII) .222 Rem Magnum (S-M) .376 Steyr
6.5x68mm RWS    (Magnum) .223 Remington     (S-M) .450 Marlin
7x57mm Mauser    (M1925 & subsequent) (Many NON-Original Steyr production exist) .22-250 Remington (S-M, M72)
7x64mm Brenneke (M1925 & subsequent) 5.6x57mm RWS (S-M, M72)
8x56mm M-S         (M1908) .243 WCF (S-M, M72)
8x57mm Mauser    (M1925 & Subsequent) 6mm Remington (S-M, M72)
8x60mm S Mauser (M1925 & Sub.) 6x62mm Freres
8x68mm RWS        (Magnum) .25-06 Remington
9x56mm M-S         (M1905) .257 Weatherby Magnum
9.3x62mm Mauser (M1925 & Subsequent) 6.5x54mm M-S (SBS-96 only)
9.3x64mm Brenneke   (Magnum) 6.5x55mm Mauser
9.5x56mm M-S      (M1910) 6.5x57mm Mauser
10.75x68mm Mauser (M1925) 6.5x64mm RWS
.243 Winchester (MC and MCA) 6.5x68mm RWS
.244 Remington   (MC and NO) .264 Winchester Magnum
.257 Roberts        (M1950-MC) .270 Winchester
.257 Weatherby Magnum (Magnum) 7x57mm Mauser (S-M, M72)
.264 Winchester Magnum (Magnum) 7x64mm Brenneke
.270 Winchester (all Post WWII) 7mm Remington Magnum
.280 Remington (MC and MCA) .308 Winchester
.308 Winchester (M1952 and Subs) .30-06 US
.30-06 US (M1924 & Subsequent) .300 H&H Magnum
.338 Winchester Magnum (Magnum) .300 Winchester Magnum
.358 Winchester (MC and MCA) .308 Norma Magnum
.458 Winchester Magnum (Magnum) 7.5x55mm Swiss
8x57mm JS Mauser
8x68mm RWS
.338 Winchester Magnum
9.3x62mm Mauser
9.3x64mm Brenneke
.375 H&H Magnum
.458 Winchester Magnum

"References:
Albrecht-Kind (Akah) catalogue, 1965
Stoeger’s “Shooter’s Bible” 1939, 1950 – 1970"

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They possibly used a 30-06 action and opened it up to suit the slightly bigger case diameter of the 9.3x64 and altered the follower to suit, although you may be able to use a follower from an 8x68S model as the shoulder position is similar. If done correctly and everything works as it should and providing the cases don't rattle in the magazine, then it would be a good purchase IMO.

Waidmannsheil.

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While a different rifle, the Mauser M03 bolt head and magazine for the 8x68S also lists the 9.3x64 as compatible.

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Grandveneur, you certainly have a rare bird there!
I bet you can't wait to get it into the field & try her out.
Will you be handloading or just using factory ammunition?

Dotchicco did a great article on the 9.3x64mm, give him a bell if you decide to reload.
http://forums.nitroexpress.com/showflat....true#Post340120

PatagonHunter, you have lucky mate as well indeed, many thanks for posting those photos!
Kind regards

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