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[Behind Enemy Lines]

Hello all, milsurps are not exactly in my wheelhouse so I'm reaching out for a little help IDing (or more importantly helping determine condition and value, as I'm an FFL and ultimately I try not to keep everything and will list at least some of them ) a few rifles. Researching all of these and looking up the auctions etc is making my head spin. I've linked to galleries as there are a lot of pics for each. Any/all info and help is much appreciated, and please feel free to make corrections as I try to learn about every gun that comes through here.

First up is a 1943 Maltby No. 4 Mk1:

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Springfield 1898, made in 1899?:

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Springfield M1 Garand - parts seem to be "correct" for the receiver date/serial:

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VZ52:

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Argentine Mauser Cavalry Carbine - 1895 as best I can tell:

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1943 Remington 03A3:

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[mac1911]

I really could not see any of the marks.
The enfield looks nice, cant tell id its s new stock ?
I like the Garand , cmp service grades are $750
1903a3 again I cant make out and details

 

[majspud]

IIRC, serial number 168,000 for a M98 Krag marks the split between 1898 and 1899. It does sit in a 1902 stock though. In any case, it still is an antique in MA.
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[jpm]

service grades don't get $750 in stores, that's a $1200-1500 gun around here all day

 

[jpm]

IIRC, serial number 168,000 for a M98 Krag marks the split between 1898 and 1899. It does sit in a 1902 stock though. In any case, it still is an antique in MA.
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Close, the cut-off date for an antique Krag is serial number 152,670. This one is just barely over the line but still MA antique.

 

[mac1911]

service grades don't get $750 in stores, that's a $1200-1500 gun around here all day

Just a base line...

 

[mac1911]

Hello all, milsurps are not exactly in my wheelhouse so I'm reaching out for a little help IDing (or more importantly helping determine condition and value, as I'm an FFL and ultimately I try not to keep everything and will list at least some of them ) a few rifles. Researching all of these and looking up the auctions etc is making my head spin. I've linked to galleries as there are a lot of pics for each. Any/all info and help is much appreciated, and please feel free to make corrections as I try to learn about every gun that comes through here.

First up is a 1943 Maltby No. 4 Mk1:

Maltby 1943 - Behind Enemy Lines

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Springfield 1898, made in 1899?:

1898 - Behind Enemy Lines

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Springfield M1 Garand - parts seem to be "correct" for the receiver date/serial:

Garand - Behind Enemy Lines

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VZ52:

VZ52 - Behind Enemy Lines

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Argentine Mauser Cavalry Carbine - 1895 as best I can tell:

Cavalry Mauser - Behind Enemy Lines

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1943 Remington 03A3:

03a3 - Behind Enemy Lines

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why not add 30%-50% or so to what you paid and list them?

 

[jpm]

why not add 30%-50% or so to what you paid and list them?

Typical shop is 100% or more on used guns

 

[mac1911]

Typical shop is 100% or more on used guns

Well start there?

 

[Behind Enemy Lines]

why not add 30%-50% or so to what you paid and list them?

That would be easy, sure. But like I said I'm looking to learn a little bit before listing.

Appreciate all the info so far.

 

[majspud]

Not sure how much the wrong stock would hurt the Krag...$300?
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