bsa mercury value

[jasedrz]

can anyone tell me what this is worth

its a bsa mercury in its oridginal box add very little use (if any).... thanks in advance lads

[Neil.]

can anyone tell me what this is worth

its a bsa mercury in its oridginal box add very little use (if any).... thanks in advance lads

Have a look down the breech. Is the hole 4.5 mm or 5.5 mm?

[jasedrz]

its up the loft i i cant think if its 177 or 22

[Sam99]

Hello,

Mercury ~ Boxed , mint and paperwork ? £180:00 .
My thoughts only.

Sam

[yoshiwolves]

Hi, i sold a boxed .177 mercury with all the bits recently for £200 , it was my first air rifle bought for me as a lad in 1976,,, regreted selling it
atb
paul

[hwvixen]

Buy this one then Paul......

I was shooting my (deceased) old pals 1974 .22 Merc yesterday & hitting 1 inch spinning targets set out at 40 yards...not every time,but more hits than miss's once sighted in...I think they are better to shoot/cock than their underlever brother.. & the "S" version is really worth having in your collection.

I would say around £225 (.177) with all it's bits depending on year,slightly less for the .22...look under the cocking link for the serial No....with that we can tell you what series it is & roughly the year...ATB,C.

[Gareth W-B]

Buy this one then Paul .....

If you do offer to buy it Paul, do it by p-m please, and not by posting here, as this is a valuation request and not a sales thread. If the current owner does choose to sell once he has a price he is happy with however (imo around the £175 plus post mark ), he'll have to start a fresh sales thread to comply with BBS etiquette and all that, innit ... Atb: G.

[yoshiwolves]

no, not offering to buy, was only offering an opinion on value,
atb
paul

[jasedrz]

thanks lads i'll get it down in the next couple of days and put it up for sale so get ready on the buttons