Need Help with Milsurp Rifle Values from Estate Sale

I picked up a bunch of guns and the research on them is whooping me and trying to figure out values based on condition percentages is daunting. If anyone would like to get some pics and assess what I got I would gladly appreciate it. Here's a short list:

1. 1884 Springfield Trapdoor with bayo, original leather belt cartridge holder, US web belt, and Manual. (Great shape except for some bluing rubbed off the muzzle end)

2. 1903 Mark 1 Pederson sporterized, & 1903A3 milsurp

3. M1922 22LR trainer rifle. Barrel dated 2-29. (Great shape!)

4. 1899 Springfield Carbine. Krag (Appears to be actual carbine and not some cut down)

5. Remington Model 8 35 Rem. (Great shape)

6. Swedish mauser carbine. (Great shape) 1901

7. Double barrel damascus steel black powder and 10-12ga shotguns

8. Winchester pump 22 rifles. One looks like an 1897 type)

9. 1897 Winchester 12ga long barrel

10. Couple Remington falling block 22 cals

I can send pics of everything. Much appreciated in advance. Brad

For sure we need picture heavy sent to show us all. Impossible to do anything but ballpark and then we're just guessing if we can't see them.

Post the pictures of one rifle at a time, so the experts can comment. Not all at the same time. Full length and then sights, all markings, etc.

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Originally Posted by Daan Kemp

Post the pictures of one rifle at a time,

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And each in their own forum.

see this book for military stuff . My SRF post
Value of my rifle ? Look here for ref. - Surplus Rifle Forum - www.surplusrifleforum.org

If you really want varied inputs post on different forums: SRF, Gunboards, and here with close up views of markings, cartouches on stock, condition of stock and metal , matching condition, import marks & location or lack of an import mark. If an snn is written on the rifle -bad. Bore condition. completeness of rifle --- sling, bayonet cleaning rod. I would say at least 10 close up photos of diagnostic markings. Plenty will give suggestions.
And each type should go into its appropriate heading category so collectors of that type of rifle will reply. Temper Fi from a track rat

There are different books on hunting guns- but value is what you like and collect- I would not even pay $100 for hunting rifles, sporter military is worth its total in useable parts. So to each, the value differs by interests and region.

OK thanks all. I have 21 guns so its gonna be a bit. lol

See your PM for email to send pics so I can put them up. You should start a separate thread for each different one...

M1922 22LR trainer rifle. Barrel dated 2-29. (Great shape!)


Never seen one P. 433 Peterson 2020
Issue type Model 1922 EXC 2000, VG 1500, G 1000, Fair 600

Altered type Model 1922
EXC 900, VG 750, G 600, Fair 350

NRA type- scope
EXC 1200, VG 850, G 550, Fair 300

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1899 Springfield Carbine. Kragicon (Appears to be actual carbine and not some cut down)
What model? Should sayU.S. Model & date not the year it was made???

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Originally Posted by 72 usmc

1899 Springfield Carbine. Kragicon (Appears to be actual carbine and not some cut down)
What model? Should sayU.S. Model & date not the year it was made???

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It's over in the forum in it's thread for viewing.

Swedish mauser carbine. (Great shape) 1901
More info required. Is it a Model 1894 Carbine??? Pictures and more accurate description needed. If m1894 Carbine matching retail prices P. 341 Peterson 2020
Exc 1500, VG 1150, G 700, Fair 400

Be sure it's a carbine, and not a short rifle. A different type

Buy a copy a Petersons book at a store or Amazon. It is nice. My SRF review is here:
2020 9th ed. Standard Catalog of Military Firearms is out - Surplus Rifle Forum - www.surplusrifleforum.org
It was suggested by a member the book values are too confusing for you so I have halted posting useless data. However, I have found Phillip Peterson's Standard Catalog of Military Firearms as a generalized guide. Prices vary greatly by show, state, region, and condition. In WI most antique, pawn shops, and dealers use this as a rough guide. Sorry for the inconvenience. I must take the mods suggestion. This is not my home forum so I do not want to muddy the water.
Other posts, I cannot delete price info., so it stays as posted. No confusing additional info shall be added as to values. My apology to a fellow marine, and Jim

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Originally Posted by 72 usmc

Buy a copy a Petersons book at a store or Amazon. It is nice. My SRF review is here:
2020 9th ed. Standard Catalog of Military Firearms is out - Surplus Rifle Forum - www.surplusrifleforum.org
It was suggested by a member the book values are too confusing for you so I have halted posting useless data. However, I have found Phillip Peterson's Standard Catalog of Military Firearms as a generalized guide. Prices vary greatly by show, state, region, and condition. In WI most antique, pawn shops, and dealers use this as a rough guide. Sorry for the inconvenience. I must take the mods suggestion. This is not my home forum so I do not want to muddy the water.
Other posts, I cannot delete price info., so it stays as posted. No confusing additional info shall be added as to values. My apology to a fellow marine, and Jim

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Thank you so much, Semper Fidelis! I have no problems with you posting this info! I'll get pic over to Jim on these guns!

Love those Remington model 8s. Wouldn't mind seeing some pics of that.

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Originally Posted by rcathey

Love those Remington model 8s. Wouldn't mind seeing some pics of that.

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If OP will start a thread on it in forum I have the vid, could use some stills. Nice rifle too...

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Originally Posted by browningautorifle

If OP will start a thread on it in forum I have the vid, could use some stills. Nice rifle too...

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Done!