Mauser M71 cavalry carbine at the range

[Patrick Chadwick]

Whichever you meant, Patrick said it all. And I am not qualified to say anything about prices where you live, apart from the general rule of thumb that what you pay in dollars, we pay in euros !


Patrick

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[Emri]

Whichever you meant, Patrick said it all. And I am not qualified to say anything about prices where you live, apart from the general rule of thumb that what you pay in dollars, we pay in euros !


Patrick

Actually, the question was directed to you as you seem to be on top of the European arms and know your stuff. Yes, trying to compare prices would be a bit inconclusive, but I really don't know if it is a $50 or $500 (US) rifle. I have learned from a magazine article that "Amberg", stamped on top of the barrel chamber area, is the Bavarian state arsenal where it was built. I,ve had no response to my other questions yet. The mentioned article was more of a history lesson about European conflicts than about the rifle.

Thanks again,

Emri