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If you're getting the Mauser than it's a steal especially if the Mauser has Nazi makings on it and is in fairly good shape. If you're getting the Mac in exchange then you're getting ripped off.Would you say a mid 90's production Bulgarian Makarov with some ammo is a good swap for a German Mauser with some ammo. Both are in good shape and I don't know if all Mausers have German writing but this one does.
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I'd be getting the Mauser but the Mak comes with 700 rounds of ammo.If you're getting the Mauser than it's a steal especially if the Mauser has Nazi makings on it and is in fairly good shape. If you're getting the Mac in exchange then you're getting ripped off.Would you say a mid 90's production Bulgarian Makarov with some ammo is a good swap for a German Mauser with some ammo. Both are in good shape and I don't know if all Mausers have German writing but this one does.
They look about like these two:
One is a pistol, the other is a rifle. One is old, the other is newer. Any other question just Google it.Would you say a mid 90's production Bulgarian Makarov with some ammo is a good swap for a German Mauser with some ammo. Both are in good shape and I don't know if all Mausers have German writing but this one does.
They look about like these two:
I know all of that. My question was directed toward people that may have experience with these kinds of deals.One is a pistol, the other is a rifle. One is old, the other is newer. Any other question just Google it.Would you say a mid 90's production Bulgarian Makarov with some ammo is a good swap for a German Mauser with some ammo. Both are in good shape and I don't know if all Mausers have German writing but this one does.
They look about like these two:
Maybe a few tens of thousands of rounds of Mak ammo might make up the difference.I'd be getting the mauser but the Mak comes with 700 rounds of ammo.If you're getting the Mauser than it's a steal especially if the Mauser has Nazi makings on it and is in fairly good shape. If you're getting the Mac in exchange then you're getting ripped off.Would you say a mid 90's production Bulgarian Makarov with some ammo is a good swap for a German Mauser with some ammo. Both are in good shape and I don't know if all Mausers have German writing but this one does.
They look about like these two:
Hmmm, why such a disparity in your opinion?Maybe a few tens of thousands of rounds of Mak ammo might make up the difference.I'd be getting the mauser but the Mak comes with 700 rounds of ammo.If you're getting the Mauser than it's a steal especially if the Mauser has Nazi makings on it and is in fairly good shape. If you're getting the Mac in exchange then you're getting ripped off.Would you say a mid 90's production Bulgarian Makarov with some ammo is a good swap for a German Mauser with some ammo. Both are in good shape and I don't know if all Mausers have German writing but this one does.
They look about like these two:
Even if the Mauser is a capture weapon or was sold and restamped after the war they're still worth $600 and up depending on condition, the Mak is worth about $300.I'd be getting the Mauser but the Mak comes with 700 rounds of ammo.If you're getting the Mauser than it's a steal especially if the Mauser has Nazi makings on it and is in fairly good shape. If you're getting the Mac in exchange then you're getting ripped off.Would you say a mid 90's production Bulgarian Makarov with some ammo is a good swap for a German Mauser with some ammo. Both are in good shape and I don't know if all Mausers have German writing but this one does.
They look about like these two:
If it's WWII with Nazi stamps and in good condition (with matching numbers), $2 to $5K on the high end.Hmmm, why such a disparity in your opinion?Maybe a few tens of thousands of rounds of Mak ammo might make up the difference.I'd be getting the mauser but the Mak comes with 700 rounds of ammo.If you're getting the Mauser than it's a steal especially if the Mauser has Nazi makings on it and is in fairly good shape. If you're getting the Mac in exchange then you're getting ripped off.Would you say a mid 90's production Bulgarian Makarov with some ammo is a good swap for a German Mauser with some ammo. Both are in good shape and I don't know if all Mausers have German writing but this one does.
They look about like these two:
Well if that's is what it is I won't do the deal 'cause the guys my neighbor. Thanks. I'll check it out and see what the markings mean, or if you know I can take a picture and post them here?If it's WWII with Nazi stamps and in good condition (with matching numbers), $2 to $5K on the high end.Hmmm, why such a disparity in your opinion?Maybe a few tens of thousands of rounds of Mak ammo might make up the difference.I'd be getting the mauser but the Mak comes with 700 rounds of ammo.If you're getting the Mauser than it's a steal especially if the Mauser has Nazi makings on it and is in fairly good shape. If you're getting the Mac in exchange then you're getting ripped off.Would you say a mid 90's production Bulgarian Makarov with some ammo is a good swap for a German Mauser with some ammo. Both are in good shape and I don't know if all Mausers have German writing but this one does.
They look about like these two:
Is that the actual K98 or is that a stock photo? If it's the actual it's not a German made WWII K98, (that I know of). Look at the butt stock, it's not correct, I'm unfamiliar with that one, South American made?Would you say a mid 90's production Bulgarian Makarov with some ammo is a good swap for a German Mauser with some ammo. Both are in good shape and I don't know if all Mausers have German writing but this one does. I'd be getting the Mauser.
They look about like these two:
It's a stock photo. I can take pictures of it and the markings if you are like.Is that the actual K98 or is that a stock photo? If it's the actual it's not a German made WWII K98, (that I know of). Look at the butt stock, it's not correct, I'm unfamiliar with that one, South American made?Would you say a mid 90's production Bulgarian Makarov with some ammo is a good swap for a German Mauser with some ammo. Both are in good shape and I don't know if all Mausers have German writing but this one does. I'd be getting the Mauser.
They look about like these two:
If you can find some good fairly clear stamps that would be great. A picture of the actual rifle would be great also.Well if that's is what it is I won't do the deal 'cause the guys my neighbor. Thanks. I'll check it out and see what the markings mean, or if you know I can take a picture and post them here?If it's WWII with Nazi stamps and in good condition (with matching numbers), $2 to $5K on the high end.Hmmm, why such a disparity in your opinion?Maybe a few tens of thousands of rounds of Mak ammo might make up the difference.I'd be getting the mauser but the Mak comes with 700 rounds of ammo.If you're getting the Mauser than it's a steal especially if the Mauser has Nazi makings on it and is in fairly good shape. If you're getting the Mac in exchange then you're getting ripped off.
Yeah, now that's a K98.Here's another stock photo but it looks much more like this.
Gimmee a while as I'll have to enhance them.If you can find some good fairly clear stamps that would be great. A picture of the actual rifle would be great also.Well if that's is what it is I won't do the deal 'cause the guys my neighbor. Thanks. I'll check it out and see what the markings mean, or if you know I can take a picture and post them here?If it's WWII with Nazi stamps and in good condition (with matching numbers), $2 to $5K on the high end.Hmmm, why such a disparity in your opinion?Maybe a few tens of thousands of rounds of Mak ammo might make up the difference.I'd be getting the mauser but the Mak comes with 700 rounds of ammo.
