Well, I've got most of these except #8 fin M39 mosin, #6 G43 & the snipers, I'm really suprised the M41 johnson didn't make the list, mine was only $250😊

I still love my K-43

I think prices vary enormously depending on which continent and land one is

I own a K98 and a Spr 03 , a friend has a M1a1, All of us wish an original  uncut MannlicherSch.  and can`t find one without mortgaging our house.

The image do not always match the subject. :(

In Europe the ``new trend`` among vintage ordnance weapons are the 6,5mm Swedish and Swiss rifles of WW II
Especially the straight pull ones.
By the way a Mannlicher Schön. has the smoothest action of them all! Thats why it was sporterized so much. And allso the segmental density of the projectile made the small 6.5 mm cartridge deadly allso for real big game. ( Karamojo...)

What about the Mannlicher Schönauer 1903/14 6,5mmx 54?
I have found a lot K98 and even Springfields 1903 for a relatively accessable price, a MS is much more rare and expensive. Talking about Europe)
You name the much iferior clone (Carcano) and not Original!

Some is correct, but how many people get excited about Japanese rifles. Yes, they are all historic but are they all accurate?  No mention of Swiss or Swede. Incredible rifles that never went to war.

I don't know where you are getting this info. We have a VKT M91 and can't sell it and it's not even expensive. All K98s are only valuable with matching serials. You're making a lot of statements that aren't based in reality.

I’m wondering how old this video is as I watch it it’s been posted for 12 days. I’m wondering why because not all but a lot of these rifles are undervalued here especially the Lee Enfield. I can’t find the Lee Enfield for under $1200 here it’s saying there were $300-$600.

Yes. Prices vary enormously. It is allso very difficult to import guns in the EU from outside. The most liberal gunlaws are in Switzerland , Chech Rpublik and Poland. ( In those countries  is allso the greatest pool of (old) guns to be found) The most restrictive laws are in Germany, NL, Italy and Greece.
In Germany are registration marks from outside the EU not recognized. (And even   from some european countries)This means that if you import a gun from, lets say the USA, you must leave it to the customs, pay a lot and wait long untill they shoot it, take sample from its used projectile , case and engrave new registrationmarks. This makes importing allmost impossible. A way is to import it through a recognized gun warehouse, but then you pay much more.
In the EU one may not own a gun for self defence. Striktly only for target shooting (or hunting).
In Greece , to keep your license you have to present your gun to the police every 6 months and proove that you participate in competitions at least 8 times a year.
One may allso not hunt with a rifle in Gr!  Only with smooth bore guns!  Yes wild boar and Buck with smooth bore ! Means you have to go really near and use a slug or very thick shot.  Not wait on a tree and shoot from 150 yards!  Dangerous hunting boar!
You may own a M1 Garant or a K98... but only for targetshooting!
It must sound very restrictive for americans,  but thats the way it is.
That being said, things are different on Kreta. Everybody owns a gun in Kreta. Illegally.
It is much like in the USA. A gun belongs to the family and it is being given through from generation to generation. And no law in the world is able to erradicate this mentality!
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15 too manu

Can you at least get AI to pronounce things correctly?