Hello Everyone,
Yesterday a friend of mine informed me that he was selling off the majority of his rifle collection in favor of keeping only a few on hand.
He has nearly 20 Enfield rifles as he used to have a thing for British firearms.
One of them is an Enfield No 4 from the last batch manufactured in 1955. It was in mint condition and unfired when he bought it. He has put perhaps 40 rounds through it. The wood is a light tan and perfect with no blemishs. Metal parts are super tight and the bore is pristine. It also has the original sling and spike bayonet.
He paid $400 for it, but has offered to sell it to me for $300.
Is this a fair price?
If not, what is?
- Anthony
Yesterday a friend of mine informed me that he was selling off the majority of his rifle collection in favor of keeping only a few on hand.
He has nearly 20 Enfield rifles as he used to have a thing for British firearms.
One of them is an Enfield No 4 from the last batch manufactured in 1955. It was in mint condition and unfired when he bought it. He has put perhaps 40 rounds through it. The wood is a light tan and perfect with no blemishs. Metal parts are super tight and the bore is pristine. It also has the original sling and spike bayonet.
He paid $400 for it, but has offered to sell it to me for $300.
Is this a fair price?
If not, what is?
- Anthony