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Old August 10, 2016, 09:45 PM   #26
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Just for Heaven's sake don't shoot it, or any Borchardt, unless you handload and know exactly what you are doing - and have checked the gun carefully. The Borchardt round is the same outward size as the later Mauser 7.63 x 25 Mauser (7.62 x 25 Russian/7.62 x 25 Czech) but the Mauser/Russian/Czech round is more powerful and can ruin a Borchardt with one shot.

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Old August 26, 2016, 12:54 PM   #27
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Thank you for the replies and recommendations for dealers/brokers.

I reached out to both Julia & Rock Island and two lesser-knowns.

They dismissed the case, stating that it's not an original fancy presentation lined one. Personally, I know nothing of antique wood working and fittings, but the hinges and clasps are brass. Perhaps it's an original shipping case as suggested above.

Regardless, I am still awaiting a reply from Julia and RIAC for an approximate value.

Thank you all for your assistance.
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