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Welcome to the forum from Michigan!!

Welcome from Michigan! There's a fantastic bunch of people here!!

Yup, pretty telling about the flip on the pricing. Plus ignoring @BeeMaa photo request .

I have a 9.3x57 built on a '96 action. Beautiful wood stock. I paid $550 for it. I wonder Should I ask 4K for it if I sell it? :unsure:

Trust your gut!!!

Not good news :(

Exactly!! My grandson is in Saudi Arabia right now. His issues are the cost of water and the heat.

Exactly what I thought!

You have a really good start on it! It's going to be a good looking rifle.

@buckstix very nice hammer gun you have there. I'm a big fan of this style of gun.

I really like mine! It's been in several countries with me. @Mark A Ouellette you're going to love it!!

With a hammer gun, you don't have to worry about having it cocked. Just let the hammers down :sneaky:

I really wish I had legitimate use for this rifle. Powerful 8mm round, useful worldwide!

@BeeMaa about the 30-30 and 45-70, in some places thems are fightin' words!!

Welcome to AH...there's a terrific bunch of knowledgeable men & women here!

Seems like a terrific price to me! Your fiancee may not agree....:LOL:

A Paradox is on my "someday" lust list!

Decent price. Worth a try.

You have very nice rifle! In all honesty it's also highly desirable caliber to traditionalists who take beautiful metal to wood for as an art. It does appear to be a single shot, to me that does detract from it. I still believe realistic value is in the $2500- $3000 area, maybe a bit more.

These rifles are desirable. Prices tend to go up and down however. Depending on the targeted prospective buyers, a guesstimate $1000-$2500USD. Again a lot depends on the prospective buyers. Just my 1 1/2¢ worth....

I believe that I have a bit of loading data for it I can look when I get home later today.

No matter what the actual caliber is, what an awesome rifle! Part of the fun with old rifles is tracking down the caliber! When I bought one of my doubles, it was advertised as "unknown" caliber. When I got it looked, it was marked 500e, the comma was a bad strike for an x So 500ex better known...

Beautiful rifle! These old vintage doubles are amazing works of art...

That went quickly! It's a very cool little caliber!

I have had that printed and framed on the wall in my reloading/game room for many years!!

I'm almost 70 and will be going on my 10th solo Canadian bear hunt the 1st of September. I learned after getting hit head-on 10 1/2 yrs ago to keep moving even if it hurts, even if you just can move a little today,I've a little bit more tomorrow. If you stop moving you'll end up not being able...

Interesting thought. I've hunted with several different calibers. A soft nose with a thinner jacket and around 2000fps would work if you can get it regulated to hit what you're shooting at!

My mistake.

I would be helpful if you were read the rules and suggestions for advertising anything For Sale here on Africa Hunting...

Welcome !!

Welcome to the AH family from Michigan. Happy to have you here. There's some awesome people around here.

Good morning Good morning and welcome from the Top O' the Mitt. There is terrific group of men and women here!!

Well said @Kevin Peacocke well said

Second from the top here

A few times in posts here, I have mentioned my first and still favorite double rifle. It isn't a true "big bore" rifle but it has become my best bear gun. It was born in 1896 in Imperial Germany, caliber; 11.2x60r, pop-up tang mounted rear site, fixed barrel mounted site's, splinter forestock...

Texas magnum for sure. I own one, a lefty and in 7x61 S&H. Nice rifle, weird trigger group!

If it were me, I would save at least one box for a display. A Square did make some good products. And will have value as collector item in the future.

A phone call to the importers will usually get you a choice of options and cost associated with the particular rifle model and options that you chose.

And welcome to the forum!

Here, in the U.S. that would be screaming deal!! And it would be in my hands in an instant!

I've also used the CCI #34 for many years. They work very well for most all of large rifle primer needs, including magnums up to 375 Ruger

Add me to that want one list!!

Very fair price! To bad I'd have to reweld the bolt handle to the other side! GLWS

Grand vs Garand

Welcome to the forum! There are many fantastic resources of information here.

This year will be the 8th black trip to a couple of province's in Canada. The only really thing that I've run into is the number of fish per species that I was bringing back into Michigan. They questioned and the took a look at them. No other issue with bear or anything else as long as you have...

Currently own 3 long guns that predate 1900. So well over 100yrs old. 1896 JP Sauer double rifle Mid 1870's T&L Pryse 500bpe double rifle. And a 12ga French double shotgun that I believe dates to the 1890's All shoot well, I used the Sauer to take at least 4 black bear. I had to get help digging...

Beautiful little double @Themauserkid I'm ALMOST tempted to talk to you about some of my own Mausers.