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Swedish Mauser Price
AB0123
Member Posts: 2 ✭
Im currently looking at a 1915, m96 swedish mauser that seems really cheap, there is about a day left on the bidding and its only up to about 260 bucks, yet its a very clean rifle, stock is in beautiful condition and the bore and everything else looks good yet its about half the price of all the other swedish mausers on gunbroker not including the sporterized ones, I am kinda new to mausers and milsurps in general, just want to make sure im not getting screwed if I buy this.
I know that the bid will most likely go up towards the end but im curious why the bid started at such a low price and has continued to stay at a low price.
I know that the bid will most likely go up towards the end but im curious why the bid started at such a low price and has continued to stay at a low price.
Comments
Last second "snipers" can run up the prices very quickly. I usually bid what I'm willing to pay at the start, I seldom go up.
Prices seem to vary by time of year, hunting rifles go up before the season and drop after.