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    Need help on a Swedish M 38

    Hello to all that knows Mausers better than i do!

    I have the chance to purchase a Mauser M38 from 1943 made at Husquvarna
    all numbers are matching the condition is very good and it has the bayonet and the original rifle sling. What do you think is it worth? Please be so kindly and help. Thank you.

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    I'm not trying to be funny, but its worth is what you're willing to pay and can afford.
    You can't base the value purely on money. You can always earn more money, but you may not get another chance at a fine rifle.
    I missed my chance at a beautiful 94 because of that !!

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    Howdy Gunner!

    I would estimate the value at somewhere between $350.00 and $450.00, if it hasn't been cut. It would be at the upper end of the range if the bluing and metal are in good shape and the barrel condition disc is unmarked or a "1". Here are pictures of two of mine, which I would consider to be near the top of my value estimate:

    Surplusrifleforum.com • View topic - New M38-updated with range report

    Surplusrifleforum.com • View topic - New Husqvarna M38 #2
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    Hey Calfed,
    nice looking rifles. My one ( i have it ) has a "1" and the rest is near collector grade. It seems that the only thing that happens to this rifles was the movements from Husqvarna in the army`s stock and from there to the german collector. Payed less more than 300€. Great price here. Normally you can pay for a rifle in this condition between 500€ privat and up to 750€ at an dealer.

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    Good job, Gunner.

    Have you fired it yet? If so, how does it shoot.

    Post a few pics if you get the chance. Also, there are a multitude of military surplus rifle web sites over here, such as the links that I posted. Consider joining those also for an "expanded data base"

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    Thank You, Steve.
    No i havend fired it i have to purchase at first ammo for the cases and the whole die equipment. As soon as i get these things i go shooting. And then i`ll send you the pictures. Also thanks for good web site advices i `ll use them. You cant get enough of the "Knowing".

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    Hi Steve,

    have a few pics of the rifle on Mauser rifles. Thread: i`ve done it!

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    Gunner,

    I think you stole that rifle. Good going. I've had a bunch of swedes over the years and every one of them was deadly accurate. You'll like it.

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    Thanks Jn,

    yes it was close to this thing that i neeeeever would do . Tonight i go shooting with it. Hope she`s as accurate as everybody told me.

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    Hope all goes well today at the range.

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