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    Type 38 Questions

    I just came across an old Type 38 (I Think, based off what I have found here) and wanted to find out more about it and an approximate value for it. It seems there are a number of different versions of this gun.

    What I Know so far----
    1. Numbers on the bolt match
    2. Grinded Mum
    3. Type 38 - No Series??

    Any help would be greatly appreciated!

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    Pictures would be very helpful, as the value can vary widely depending on details. Are you trying to buy it or sell it?

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    Pictures

    Hope this works...

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    Selling. My business partner inherited this gun after his father passed and he wants to sell it. I know guns, but this thing has me stumped. Thanks for any info you guys may have.

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    The series mark (if any) is on the receiver just fwd of the S/N.

    Unfortunately, this rifle was "sporterized" or "Bubba'd" by cutting off the fore stock post WWII, so collector value is minimal- probably US$40-90.

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    $75 to $100 would be a good price. Complete bolt is worth $75, screws $10 each, floor plate $15, follower $10, spring $10. riceone

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    Thanks for all the info fellas, I appreciate it. Now just got to find a home for it.

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