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  • Hecklerusp45
    Senior Member
    • Apr 2010
    • 1174

    #16
    Thank you Mr. gimp, I know its not mint by any standard, but I feel like it is a very cool piece of history.
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    • Sarge
      Senior Member
      • Sep 2009
      • 218

      #17
      I agree with dave, in that condition, with a mismatched stock, value is around $700. If the stock matched value would jump to $850+.
      A correction on his proof marks though. There will probably be a mix of WaA280 u. WaA26 on the rifle. 1939 was a tansition year from 280 to 26. No WaA214.
      Sarge
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      • dave
        Senior Member
        • Aug 2009
        • 6778

        #18
        Originally posted by Sarge
        I agree with dave, in that condition, with a mismatched stock, value is around $700. If the stock matched value would jump to $850+.
        A correction on his proof marks though. There will probably be a mix of WaA280 u. WaA26 on the rifle. 1939 was a tansition year from 280 to 26. No WaA214.
        Sarge
        I was looking at the wrong maker. We are discussing Code 243, Mauser Berlin. I looked under Berlin Lubecker, Code 237!
        I must have been cross eyed the other day!
        Last edited by dave; 03-09-2013, 06:13.
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        • dave
          Senior Member
          • Aug 2009
          • 6778

          #19
          Originally posted by Hecklerusp45
          I would like to have the codes/marks that you refer to. Thanks for all the help!!
          It is too long for me to copy here. I would be glad to send one thru the mail. I can not scan and post either. e-mail me davcath55@gmail.com
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