The Firing Line Forums - View Single Post - Need help in finding out true value of older rifle's

PetahW · December 10, 2011, 06:05 PM

I too, see a 60's-70's clone of the 1890's Stevens target pistol, worth about $75 today.

If the hammer double has "ELG" marks stamped into the metal somewhere, like hidden under the barrels, it's an inexpensive Belgium gun, made for export, with market-enhancement marks on it ( "Birmingham" ?)

In the same pic, I also think I espy two modern stainless/synthetic inline muzzleloaders, worth about $100 each.

Here's a reference, so you can compare your daggers with proven Nazi daggers: http://www.2-clicks-swords.com/artic...n-daggers.html

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December 10, 2011, 06:05 PM	#6
PetahW Senior Member Join Date: September 19, 2008 Posts: 4,678	I too, see a 60's-70's clone of the 1890's Stevens target pistol, worth about $75 today. If the hammer double has "ELG" marks stamped into the metal somewhere, like hidden under the barrels, it's an inexpensive Belgium gun, made for export, with market-enhancement marks on it ( "Birmingham" ?) In the same pic, I also think I espy two modern stainless/synthetic inline muzzleloaders, worth about $100 each. Here's a reference, so you can compare your daggers with proven Nazi daggers: http://www.2-clicks-swords.com/artic...n-daggers.html .