I recently came into possession of this Steyr-Mannlicher-M 7x64 firearm. It has a 20' barrel with full wood stock in very good to excellent condition...as I have no idea about this firearm, I was wondering what this would be worth...thanks...
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I recently came into possession of this Steyr-Mannlicher-M 7x64 firearm. It has a 20' barrel with full wood stock in very good to excellent condition...as I have no idea about this firearm, I was wondering what this would be worth...thanks...
Not much value in that gun.
Probably worth about $40 bucks.
Wanna sell it?
I know - I'm an idiot.
Sounds like a nice piece Mike.
I'm sure someone this site will have a good idea of its value. Do you have any idea of its manufacture date?
I assume it has original finish?
A picture? I like to learn about older guns.
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Hope this worked!
OH NICE.... I'd go $200 ..... :-) I mean ammo is going to be real hard to get, I am actually surprised Remington makes some.
IF NO, I would normally insert jokes about where you live, grinders and hack saws and when you were going to be on vacation (think LOTS of envy) but I actually have a general idea where you are so let me say Congrats! Mind saying how and how much (in PM is OK)..... the calibre isn't a first choice of mine but that is a style and look I LOVE and that is sharp! I would make one change, see thru scope mounts.
IF the answer is Yes .... DON'T LOOK AT THIS LINK!!! Not the same but I would expect close to that.
https://firearmscanada.com/ads/steyr-mannlicher-7-x-64/
thanks all for your input...going to have to get it appraised at a gun store and then decide if we are selling or it will be a safe queen for a bit....
She is a beauty Mike.
https://books.google.ca/books?id=v3G...0value&f=false
A euro 7mm Rem mag essentially, beautiful gun, very cool.
Wow Mike. Gorgeous gun.
Love to hear how you came into it?
See through mounts on that gun would be a travesty. It appears to have a claw mount scope, not to mention horn trigger guard, set trigger, and Bavarian stock. It’s a unique beauty that will attract a small market of buyers similar to those who appreciate drillings and such. Nice gun in a good caliber.
A fellow that used to hunt coyotes with us has the identical rifle but cal. is .243.Quote:
Originally Posted by dilly
Claw mounts yes, but the trigger guard is of the standard metal type , his son sent it to him when he was stationed in Germany back in the early 70's, his rifle was a deluxe model, the barrel had a faceted finish [spiraled flats] ground into it, very unique and an extremely high gloss bluing job.
See through is what it allows but there is perhaps another name for what I saw on a Mannlicher a long time ago. It may have even been a custom one, now and again they have gun or collectors show on a Saturday and decades ago I went to one where the owner was in the "look at what I got but you ain't gettin close" mode. I looked and this is as close as I could find but it was for both the front and back attachments and came up like a side mount allowing the use of the iron sights but didn't look like a scope on stilts.Quote:
Originally Posted by dilly
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or this
https://www.ammoland.com/wp-content/...338.jpg?e54015
this one looks like a side mount but has that same appearance but IF I remember right the mounting was on the top.
https://www.africahunting.com/attach...211-jpg.41455/
I've never seen exactly the like and the display and rifle and calibre impressed me (even if not all the details), IF I remember right the display was about safari's and in some big calibre over a 8mm but it was a Mannlicher style stock.
Nope. Pretty much a 280 Remington.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fox