Mauser Obendorff 9.3x62 Stock Standard Original

[vette447]

I am also not sure what you can get for it in SA. I think the value mentioned above is probably a fair value if it were here in the US. However, from what I have seen, it will not be worth that much in SA and it will probably take ~$2000+ US to ship, import, and pay duty on it to get it to the US. Also, you will need an export broker on your side to handle export and shipping.

I have done this before and it is doable but not cheap when all said and done.

That is a great old rifle. I would love to have it as a classic workhorse hunting rifle.

 

[Dewald]

You can contact me in SA. I might be interested, but could steer you in the right direction ito potential buyers and getting a fair value. I own a A type 9,3 myself and they are fine rifles.

Where in SA do you live?

PM me.

 

[WAB]

You are getting good advice. If that was handed down in my family, no amount of money could break it loose!

 

[DWB]

I will vouch for Dewald.

I also own an A-Type myself

 

[Veldyuppie]

Does anyone know if it can be exported to the US?

I am speaking to someone who can give me more information on the export process, Yes apparently it can be done even though there is a lot of redtape involved.

 

[Veldyuppie]

Congrats! 99% of the time these stories end in a worthless gun and wasted time. Your story does not! A single square bridge 9.3x62 is a fine gun.

Thank You for your kind response.

 

[WAB]

I would feel very bad separating that weapon from your family. However, if you determine that you must sell it and there is a process to get it into the US, I may have interest. However, I strongly encourage you to keep this weapon in your family.

 

[Jager01]

I am speaking to someone who can give me more information on the export process, Yes apparently it can be done even though there is a lot of redtape involved.

Would you please PM me? I am in the USA and interested. Thank you.

 

[Veldyuppie]

Guys your response has been overwhelming and I truly appreciate it. I truly love that weapon and would love to keep it, I unfortunately do not have much opportunity to hunt and the rifle would be locked away in a safe. I have three daughters so the Rifle would eventually go to one of of my son in laws...
I was contacted directly by a collector who already owns forty Mausers and with whom I made a fair deal.
This is a horrible divorce but I know that this rifle will be appreciated and taken good care of in the hands of someone with such a love for it.
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