No1 Mk3 Enfield what a "goods" price.

[usabaker]

Now that I'm almost done with my 1903 Springfield, I'm looking at finding and buying a No1 Mk3 Enfield or maybe a Mk4 not sure. I don't want to repeat the same mistakes I did in pursuance of my 1903. Any ideas on what sort of price range should I be expecting for a rifle rated "Good"

Thanks

Bill

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[browningautorifle]

I'd think you'd need to show us on a piece basis. Every rifle has different merit...

[capt14k]

From $350-$650 with the majority of matching examples being around $450-500

[nicolesman]

Within the past few months I purchased a matching enfield made No1 Mk3 1918 for like $600 shipped (maybe 50 too much) with a very nice bore. Last month bought an all matching No 1 Mk3 LSA for $450 made in 1911 and refurbed in 1941 with a very nice bore.

[mrclark303]

Good point Jim, it entirely depends on what your collecting criteria are, originality or shootability.

[browningautorifle]

Lots of small things don't make mention during sale if you don't know to tell or ask. Those can make the world of difference in value or not.

[usabaker]

I've seen prices every where on the map on Gunbroker; The Mosin Create was selling them for $500.00 ($499.99) last week... Almost bought one but didn't want to pull the trigger without knowing more first.

[browningautorifle]

Almost bought one

You're exactly right, take a breath and we'll help you out. You'll get a far nicer rifle if you wait a minute...

[usabaker]

I'm looking at this Enfield on Gunbroker seems to have all that I'm looking for.
http://www.gunbroker.com/Item/671412...u10o-hE.mailto

[capt14k]

I'm looking at this Enfield on Gunbroker seems to have all that I'm looking for.
http://www.gunbroker.com/Item/671412...u10o-hE.mailto

That one there maybe near its top in price. Buyer states bore is pitted. Doesn't mention if it is all matching nor does he show the receiver number that I can see. It is a Indian Enfield. Personally I wouldn't buy that one. If I did I wouldn't pay more than $300.