1925 Tula M91 value
1925 Tula M91 value
What is a 1925 Tula m91 SA with blued bolt all matching numbers and no import mark worth All the metal is very good but the stock has been cut just after the rear sight. they are asking $200.00
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bunkysdad
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Re: 1925 Tula M91 value
If the stock wasn't cut that would be a bargain, but the cut stock drops it down significantly, and replacement stocks are hard to find and expensive often times. For 200 if the steel is all good nd original I might still consider it especially if the price was flexible. Pictures and more specifics would of course help. Good luck.
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Re: 1925 Tula M91 value
The barrel has not been cut?
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Re: 1925 Tula M91 value
No just the stock. It has no barrel bands or handguard
Re: 1925 Tula M91 value
You are going to have problems finding a correct stock. Personally, I think I would pass on this one.
Damn, I'll bet that's going to leave a mark! Probably hurt too!
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Re: 1925 Tula M91 value
Not a lot of people have 20s Tula M91s. A 1926 would be more rare, but 25s aren't real common. If it's real special, 200 is not a rip off, but no bargain either. Offer 125-150 and explain that replacement parts cost a lot. I'm not sure a complete one is worth much more than 300.
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Re: 1925 Tula M91 value
I would consider it only if the metal was 100%, add in the cost of bands and the unobtanium handguard.
Leave it as it is. The ages have been at work on it and man can only mar it.
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Re: 1925 Tula M91 value
I would be tempted cause it is a 25. Are you sure it is a m91 and not a dragoon? 
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Re: 1925 Tula M91 value
rwood, I was asking if the barrel had been cut because if it has been shortened this set's back any restoration attempt. The barrel on a Model 91 is something like 30" that seems like a long barrel to have on a sporter rifle so I was guessing the barrel has been shortened.rwood1978 wrote:No just the stock. It has no barrel bands or handguard
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Re: 1925 Tula M91 value
That's very true, it would look like a goose gun with that long snoot hanging off a sporter stock. Now if it was a Dragoon, with intact barrel, that would be a game changer for me. I'd buy it then.