Considering having a rifle deactivated

[Charlie Muggins]

What sort of money would you be wanting for it if you sold it intact?

[CDM5]

gunparts corp.

https://www.gunpartscorp.com/Products/318230.htm

Tried Numrich. That's not the correct part.

[Tommygunn]

What sort of money would you be wanting for it if you sold it intact?

What he said

[saddler]

....funny enough already asked such a question in my first reply.

[Tommygunn]

I know, no harm in asking again though...

[CDM5]

I'd imagine around £200 but I'd prefer to fix it as I like to switch between it and my Marlins.

[CDM5]

Does anyone know the costs of having a gun deactivated and a certificate?

[ukrifleman]

Does anyone know the costs of having a gun deactivated and a certificate?

I just had a Colombian Mauser de-activated by MFL Firearms and it cost me less than £100, including certificate issued by the the London proof House.

The sad fact is, rifles tend to be worth more as de-ac's

ukrifleman.

[Alpha1]

Id hang on to it unless you are desperate for the money. Id explore getting it fixed a bit further first.

[Alpha1]

Iv been on another forum I visit and asked some of the guys in USA if you can get the bit you are after one of them is a Gun dealer. Not promising any thing but I will see what they come up with. Looking at it if you were going to keep it to shoot yourself you only need a competent welder to argon arc new metal to it then re profile it. Its probably a couple of hours work. You must be totally peed off.