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**jak** · 03-05-2022, 09:37 PM

There is no way to determine value without pictures of all parts, internal and external. Value will also depend if rifle is all original or not.

**Imgone10** · 03-05-2022, 11:33 PM

As stated it depends on over all condition and originality of all the parts.

**TJT** · 03-06-2022, 04:25 AM

Condition, condition, condition.
Without pictures and/or detailed parts description, any where from $300 to a few $k.
Jon

**1563621** · 03-06-2022, 06:20 AM

I will take that 300.00 42 M1!!! Need pics!! I just bought a 42, with load of early parts. 3 oprod, flush nut, sealed site, Wrong 43 barrel, A few parts Not correct. Sa5 TG . paying 2175 shipped.

**RCS** · 03-06-2022, 09:07 AM

Always difficult to find nice SA '42 dated barrels (even 20 years ago) have to be careful of restorations, often used fake short pinions & flush nuts. Early 1942 rifles up to around June, would have the late short channel GHS stock. I have one '42 rifle only and had it quite a long time, has original type 1 lock bar & short pinion and SA GHS stock (faint cartouche) but short channel. A really nice '42 could bring between 3K & 4K, maybe more if Lend Lease marked and original. Barrel on rifle photo is S-A 5-42

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**1563621** · 03-06-2022, 02:26 PM

I bought this 42 from a friend of mine. 2175 shipped. No pics. description should be good. Dave I picked up a six digit SA #403286 I think 12-‘41 at the show of shows last weekend. The G.I. stock is really nice but no cartouche. It has a grooved rear hand guard clip, a 3-S-A-oprod 10-43 barrel with 1+ and 2+ readings. 2 SA Bolt RE4D, Bright throat, complete 5 SA trigger group, forged trigger guard, SA Short Fork, SA Narrow Base Gas Cylinder, Front Sight w/ seal intact, 8 marked Follower Assembly & Flushnut rear sights w/ checkered elevation knob. The lack of correct stock, barrel, single slot cylinder screw, op rod (relieved 6 SA), are the only things stop it from being correct.