Prices vary depending on condition. The rifles seem to bring between $250 - $700 depending on aspects of condition. Serial numbers on all parts should match, Stock Barrel (both lower and upper sections), Action, All Bolt Parts down to firing pin, barrel bands, rear sights (3 pieces) butt plate, magazine floor plate, etc, etc, etc. Over stamped numbers don't count except for someone who just wants a shooter. Stock disk should have no markings in the smallest pie section, the lower the number stamped the better. Barrels worse than a 3 were replaced. These numbers are relative today as the tags were put on in the 40's. A lot has happened since then. Stock should be free of dents and not altered (original finish). The barrel should be shiny when viewed from muzzle. Rifling should be clean and deep, free of pitting, or frosted appearance. Cleaning Rods seen to be a non issue, but if your's matches... add to value.
Most average looking rifles with #2 barrels go for $300-$400 if they are matching and clean.
This rifle (Mauser Model 2000) is worth $350 in excellent condition.
A 1901 Carl Gustafs Stads rifle that has never been fired can be quite valuable, typically ranging from several thousand to tens of thousands of dollars, depending on its condition, rarity, and historical significance. Factors such as provenance, original documentation, and market demand also influence its value. Collectors often seek out unfired examples due to their pristine condition and preservation of historical integrity. For an accurate appraisal, consulting a firearms expert or auction house specializing in antique firearms would be advisable.
$450
100-1000 usd
100 or so
I have a 1910 what caliber can I buy ammunition for it where may I purchase the bayonet for it what type of special cleaning may be needed alclarkecuaged65@gmail.com email if needed
How much does an 1899 German made Mauser 6.5x55mm worth? Or how much would one cost to buy??
Depends on whether this is a pistol or a rifle - Mauser designed and produced many guns. Also, what condition it's in.
Mauser Waffenfabrik never manufactured a .30-06 rifle. You MIGHT have an M1917 rifle, which can be worth over $1200 in good condition and all matching serial numbers.
50-200 USD or so
100-1000 USD or more depending on specifics.
No such thing. The Soviet Union never manufactured the Mauser.