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Join Date: Oct 2010
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Can you help me identify this rifle? There are a lot of markings that are difficult to see, but this is what I think I found on various parts of the gun.
Above Trigger: Mannlicher On Barrel: Safari - 12 - armi - Renato - gam371 - ???? I am guessing the gam371 is actually gamba, but I do not know. Do you have any idea what it may be worth? Thanks
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Location: North-Central Florida, USA
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An interesting gun. I can't tell, is it a single shot or combination gun?
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I do not have the gun in my possession at the moment, but as I remember it is an over/under.
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Join Date: Apr 2008
Location: Kentucky
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it looks like a combo rifle/shotgun or a drilling to me
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You may be right. I seem to remember one of the rifles having two different bore sizes, but I just can not be sure. Shouldn't there be markings that tell me exactly what this is? I could not find any others then those posted, and with those I had to use a camera to read them because they were just too faint for these eyes.
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I found a link to a gun that I believe is identical to this one. It is called a Safari Express 375 H&H Mag O/U. This person is asking something like $8800, can this really be worth this much? I would love some dialogue on this.
https://www.gunsamerica.com/90567469...=2&ShowLogin=2 |
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if your gun is comparable it can be worth that. some double rifles are worth in excess of 40,000 dollars depending on model and maker
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Join Date: Oct 2010
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Hi all,
I now have to sell this rifle. Can you tell me where you think the best place will be to sell this. Any and all sites, shows (Northern California), what ever ideas you have. I realize this is such a specialized item, that I have to find a real collector with some major bucks. Thanks |
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Senior Member
Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: North-Central Florida, USA
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Try Auction Arms: http://www.auctionarms.com/nonjavahome.htm
Yes, you have an specilized item, but don't get your hopes up too high. While some double rifles do go for many, many thousands (as johnlives4christ suggests), yours is not one of those. It is a fine example of a modern-made dangerous game rifle which will likely be purchased by a user, and not a collector. Note too, that the gun you linked us to at GunsAmerica did not sell with an asking price of $8,800.00 Auctions can be funny things with prices all over the board, but I'm guessing a value of $6-7,500 if you can get the bidding started.
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Contenderizer,
I would be very happy with your range if I can get it. Thanks for your input. |
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