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I need to get my Custom BAR valued according to Cameron Sports who imports Browning
Was hoping on some assist from them and Belgium customs factory - but appear to have hit a wall
Is there Gun/Rifle Valuer’s out there and how would one go about doing it ??
I give it a crack Mate...$35 grand.:thumbsup:
Drop a zero and I be happyQuote:
Originally Posted by Micky Duck
But it should be more going on research on USA Forums etc
I might as well queeze as much of my 40 odd years Tax payments back to me as I can
It's more about - how do I do it - take it to be looked at and thats the last time I see it ???
Then take what they offer ??
Surely must be others in same boat with something not standard and $$ stated ??
its a classic piece of gunmakers art.....like greener shotgun,semi custom engraving etc etc price goes up more and more.
makes me sick to think of it being crushed...gut wrenchingly sick.
@gundoc might knowQuote:
Originally Posted by Sarvo
Take pictures of it and give them to the press on USB drives when you go in. Bring it in a transparent case and show it to the journos on your way in. Let them see where the horse is pulling us all.Quote:
Originally Posted by Micky Duck
I know its value in the States or back in Europe - but I need something form here in writing I imagine to make sure I not get screwed by someone who prob just not means to but just does not know what he is looking at.Quote:
Originally Posted by berg243
Will try myself to get clarity from Belgium with its serial # - as I was told only 50 were made - in that engraving I presume ???
Again - I also in the dark a bit and never thought that one day would need to know its "true" value
Anyway - will keep you posted maybe be my shout oneday ??
Or maybe just another bitch and rant :-)
Isn't there supposed to be a list of police approved valuers for this process? and a list of police approved gunsmiths for any modifications needed.
Gunsmith told me the other day that it's not happening until next month.Quote:
Originally Posted by sneeze
Its not a practical rifle for me anyways - hence its never been usedQuote:
Originally Posted by berg243
Wife bought it for my birthday a few years back - saw me bating over it and went and bought it off a Finnish guy
So - it can go and I will replace with something bolt in classic style - something else to prob just bate over :-))
So the GVT pimple might as well get squeezed for all its worth - especially to punish destroying such a work of art
They are so organised ah - notQuote:
Originally Posted by tetawa
Time runnning out - but she said this morning to Hosk "I know I have done the right thing" just not thought it through to good ah Scotch Thistle eater
AND that f~~~cking voice of hers is getting worse - you know the Brittany Spears - blunt chainsaw sound comeing from back in their throat
Yes Im not surprised, but i would be waiting for that list. Little point in getting a valuation only to be told its not accepted and to get another from an approved valuer.Quote:
Originally Posted by tetawa
Sentimental value ,non hunters don't understand it's not a money issue it's a memories and great times you've had with your firearms it sucks to pass it away [emoji24]Quote:
Originally Posted by Sarvo
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@Sarvo. email Greg Carvell from Auckland or Ted Rogers.
Greg carvill will do a few rifles for 80 bucks I was told by the head of the antique arms branch in Auckland.
I will be going this Saturday. I will let you know how I get on.
Might be there as well getting a valuation on my Schmeisser, as I’m sick of calling the 0800 number to get it listed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Russian 22.
Buy another fancy Mauser and sell it to me for a song. ;) :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Sarvo
Thought you were sending me to France to that fancy Gun place to buy two - 1 for you and 1 for meQuote:
Originally Posted by Frodo