Sup Jow Forums, I don't post here often.
Long story short: while cleaning the house I found a Dreyse1907.
I'm pretty sure it's legit since it has the manufacturer's name on the left, and the serial number on the top.
How much do you think it's worth?
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Like 400 or so. Maybe 5-700 if you sell it to some sucker.
>inb4 some faggot comes in like "b-but I paid 1000 for mine!"
Gunbroker is showing that they can be had for around $300 to $600 depending on condition
man I wish I found guns when I cleaned my house.
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probably 750 at most if the condition was impeccable and was cleaned extremely well
Wrong.
OP I got bad news the value of the gun is probably closer to $150.
This model was never made in chrome I'm guessing some point in its life some idiot sanded off the original bluing and chromed it out.
I've seen this with German Lugers, old Browning Models,and Japanese Nambu pistols.
The value on older pistols like these are judged by bluing and condition based on blue book value.
I had what I thought was $500-$550 Browning model 1922 but it was chrome and didn't have the original grips but I didn't know that when I originally bought.
Got it valued it $125. I spent $350 on it hoping to sell it for a profit I got fucked over and ended up selling it for $100 cause it was basically worthless.
Now I know my shit buying old mil surp and older guns so I don't ever get scammed again.
I'm sorry, but did the M1922 quit functioning?
Because you were a tard to sell a functional M1922 because it's not collectable, especially since they are $400 pistols even in mint condition except for faggots who charge extra for waffenstamps.
>cleaning your grandfather's underwear drawer