Pellet push pipe?
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Pellet push pipe?
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If JK is charging £250 for a replica Service cocking lever, then £300 wouldn't be unreasonable for an original .22 in good condition, with even more for a .177 and even even more for a .25.
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Yes but do replica .22 barrels sell for £250 David? JK can charge what he likes but it's sales that count. I've known .22 barrels go for £150 to £200 in the past.Originally Posted by Troubledshooter
John
Currently looking for Baikal Makarov pistols with the following prefixes to the serial number: 98, T01, T09, T21, T22
Prefer boxed or cased but will consider loose examples too.
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I agree John, so have I, but if someone asks for a valuation one has to start somewhere, so one has to go by current not past values.
It doesn't make sense to sell a genuine original in good condition for less than a replica.
Does JK sell many at that price, I haven't a clue, one would have to ask JK.
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Some weeks ago i put up for sale an original .25 and didn't get a sniff.
Its the way it goes sometimes
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JK barrels are over priced for what they are. and most times you need to file them down to fit. but he still seems to sell them.
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The replacment barrels havent been sold by JK for a while, the cost of them reflects the cost to produce them. To produce them you have to order a minimum and pay in front for them, they may be there for years.
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When was this, as i can't find it with the 'search' facility ?
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According to the photo date 2 months ago
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