What to do with a gunshow found "treasure"

Re: What to do with a gunshow found "treasure"

feeds@yuku.com (bobby00000) — Tue, 21 Oct 2008 16:19:59 GMT

i received the kar 88 receiver and bolt and im astounished by it!!!!! i would be thrilled if i could complete this. im thinking how hard would it be to find a kar 88 barrel shroud and stock and just use regular gew 88 parts to build bupo the rest??? any thoughts on this???

Re: What to do with a gunshow found "treasure"

feeds@yuku.com (nomad99577) — Wed, 08 Oct 2008 16:22:48 GMT

Bobby,
I really want to keep the firing pin, bolt head and extractor, but you can have the reciever and bolt body for the cost of shipping it from AK. Send me an e mail at johnsanborn@gci.net with an address if you are still are interested.

Re: What to do with a gunshow found "treasure"

feeds@yuku.com (bobby00000) — Fri, 26 Sep 2008 22:50:40 GMT

how much do u want for ur action less the bolt parts u wanted to keep??? if u want to sell it im interested

Re: What to do with a gunshow found "treasure"

feeds@yuku.com (nomad99577) — Mon, 15 Sep 2008 15:58:23 GMT

It didn't come with a stock or a barrel or anything else, just the reciever and the bolt minus the cocking piece and the extractor.

Re: What to do with a gunshow found "treasure"

feeds@yuku.com (TP) — Mon, 15 Sep 2008 09:12:23 GMT

Furguss is right. The Kar88 had a butterknife bolt so it is correct. Are you thinking about selling the parts? If you have a good stock, I may be interested.

Re: What to do with a gunshow found "treasure"

feeds@yuku.com (Ferguss) — Sun, 14 Sep 2008 20:51:36 GMT

Kar 88 on the siderail would be the military model karabiner 88. Complete and all matching examples in good condition can bring over $500 easy.

What to do with a gunshow found "treasure"

feeds@yuku.com (nomad99577) — Sun, 14 Sep 2008 18:58:39 GMT

I picked up a 1888 action without a barrel or shroud at a gunshow a few months back. Someone tried to make a turned down butterknife looking bolt handle. What attracted me to this thing in amongst the piles of junk on this table was the bolt head and extractor that I need for another 1888. Now I need to decide on what to do with the rest of the parts. The reciever is marked C.G Hanel, Suhl, 1896, Germany and marked Kar 88 on the side which I'm assuming is a commercial model not worth very...