What's my rfle worth? There is a used MAK-90 in the classifieds going for $850 if that's the case then what is my NHM-91 worth. It's never been fired, and has been restocked to get rid of the thumbole stock. I have seen all kinds of numbers high and low.
What's my rifle worth?
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csanc123
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$500-600..maybe $650 at most.
zmayhem
Active Member
- Feb 2, 2012
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Also you can't really go by what anything is listed for. I could put a used Glock 19 in good shape in the classifieds for $900. I'm never going to get that for it. Some people "think" that whatever they have is worth more than it actually is because they have a connection to it. I would check gunbroker and look for whatever you're interested in and see what has sold recently and for what, which will give you a more realistic price.
fivepointstar
Thank you MD-Goodbye
This is the first time I've seen a Mak 90 over $600 and I think thats too high. I got mine hardly fired for $500. NHM91 b/n $600-$700....I got mine for $550 OTD from a gun shop two years ago.
why haven't you fired it?
BenL
John Galt Speaking.
Asking price and price received are two very different things. I've seen some downright laughable pricing on some of the stuff in our classifieds (i.e. used guns with prices that are 20% more than the gun costs new.)
BTW,
Unsolicited Public Service Announcement not directed toward anyone specifically: Just because something is "rare" doesn't mean it's valuable. Often, it's rare because it was such a poor seller that the company dropped it from production. This is especially true with late model firearms.
BTW,
Unsolicited Public Service Announcement not directed toward anyone specifically: Just because something is "rare" doesn't mean it's valuable. Often, it's rare because it was such a poor seller that the company dropped it from production. This is especially true with late model firearms.
Hopalong
Man of Many Nicknames
Anything is worth what someone will pay for it.
sailskidrive
Legalize the Constitution
I paid $179 for a MAK-90 back in '93. :-) *correction* is was $239
$850 is WAY to high... you can buy a real AK (non-ban compliant Arsenal) for that much $$$ now.
honda53s
Ultimate Member
The $850 made me spit OJ out of my mouth the other morning. I have aquired a few MAK90's recently and have paid between $450-$550. I would not pay a $1 over $600.
Name Taken
Ultimate Member
1800 for a Saiga 12 was posted...then he cut a deal to 1600...hahaha
honda53s
Ultimate Member
Deep Creek Rock
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Im glad Im not the only one that laughs at some of the asking prices of stuff in our classified.
A used gun or any item is not worth what it is new. Why would anyone pay over what you could buy a new one for? Its no wonder some stuff just keeps on getting relisted, and never sells.
rj1974
Ultimate Member
If Mak90s are going for 850 mine is for sale too lol 
Hell I have a NIB Polytech Legend milled Ill let go for the bargain price of 4k
No I'm not selling either one Zane .
Hell I have a NIB Polytech Legend milled Ill let go for the bargain price of 4kNo I'm not selling either one Zane .
wreckdiver
Ultimate Member
- Nov 13, 2008
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I'll give you $4.00 for the Polytech. $5 if you through in 100 rounds of ammo
rj1974
Ultimate Member
I gotta get $7 for the package , that is what they are going for on gun broker
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smokey
2A TEACHER
- Jan 31, 2008
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FI$H
Active Member
- Oct 11, 2011
- 806
Hows the NHM-91 stack up to the VEPR?
midcountyg
Ultimate Member
I would have to double check with my expert and have him take a look at it. If he agrees it is worth six hundred I will give ya five bucks for it. Gotta love pawn stars
Quality-wise, about the same. Not having to do the double stack conversion is a big point in the 91's favor, IMHO. In fact, it should be a lot cheaper all around to do a nice NHM-91 conversion. I've basically given up on Saiga/VEPR conversions unless it's an oddball caliber for an AK (7.62x54R, .308, 12g, etc.), because they're just not that cost effective.
As for how much it's worth, maybe $500-$600 depending on condition and conversion. Wait a couple months for BHO to get re-elected, and you might even be able to pull ~$700. But I doubt you'd ever see $850.
