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What is the value military issue rockola 30 mi carbine great condition with bayonet?
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The Rockola is one of the more collected names in carbines. Value is going to depend on EXACT condition, originality, any paperwork with the rifle, etc etc. It will need a hands on appraisal from someone that knows carbines- but for an excellent grade, may be $1000-$1400. Lesser condition, less $$$
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What is a Rockola 30 caliber M1 carbine 1941-1944 excellent condition worth?
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