Kar98K value

>>35000358
The stock looks to be refinished.

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>>35000403
U sure? Show me an example of a normal one

>>35000358
I'm not well versed on K98k value but I feel that 900 is too much, though you may get lucky collector wise. However, Florida isn't really a collector state.

>>35000358

>$900

Try $500 to MAYBE $700 if someone is dumb or desperate.

>>35000358
For a genuine, not molestic by bubba at all, average k98 you should expect to see $600-800 retail and $4-500 private sale in my experience. The Yugo made and Russian captures tend to drive prices down for people who just want a mauser to shoot.

>>35000403
I think he is right, the stock does not look right. Might be the light in which you are taking the photos or bubba might have sanded it and refinished it.

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>>35000358
You might want to edit in that the "42" code is for Waffenfabrik Mauser in Oberndorf, not for the year 1938. The best place to ask a value for this rifle is the Nazi-era section of the Kar.98k forum:
http://www.k98kforum.com/forumdisplay.php?6-Mauser-Rifles-1933-to-1945-The-Nazi-Period

FWIW, the stock doesn't look refinished to me. Note the sharp, clearly-defined edges of the recess for the bolt handle and slot for the stock. Usually if bubba (especially if bubba) sands and refinishes a stock he will round all these corners off and smooth the edges out because he's not using a sanding block to keep his abrasive surface flat.

>>35000811
the G11940 is the code. Thanks for the link, I agree it doesn't look refinished

>>35000358
Sell all of your guns you autistic faggot