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still afloat | 11-28-2008 09:48 AM
Is there a good source of antique gun values online? I'm trying to find a good source of values for firearms that would include antique firearms.Also descriptions to help identify them . One firearm I'm looking for right now is a Japanese rifle , 1906 6.5 x 52 So far the only thing online I have found is a T38 and a T99 but they are listed as 6.5 x 50 and no prices listed for their values . Suppose to go see it today and would like to have a good ideal before hand . Thanks for any help.

CrufflerJJ | 11-28-2008 04:41 PM
Re: Is there a good source of antique gun values online? Quote:
Originally Posted by still afloat (Post 1438641) I'm trying to find a good source of values for firearms that would include antique firearms.Also descriptions to help identify them . One firearm I'm looking for right now is a Japanese rifle , 1906 6.5 x 52 So far the only thing online I have found is a T38 and a T99 but they are listed as 6.5 x 50 and no prices listed for their values . Suppose to go see it today and would like to have a good ideal before hand . Thanks for any help.
For values, check out the Manowar's Military Firearm Values web page at: http://www.fo.com/cr-buds/prices.asp It shows 18 or so Japanese bolt action rifles, though none are 6.5x52mm. If I had to guess based on the "Japanese" and "1906", I'd probably go with Arisaka T-38 M1905 carbine or rifle in 6.5x50 caliber. $150-$250 in good condition, $220-$400 in very good condition. NOTE - ammo for nearly any Japanese rifle will be very expensive. I hope you reload. Good luck!

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