Chinese C96 Extended Magazines-ALVIN

alvin · 11-13-2015, 01:13 PM

This probably depends on who's looking at them.

There are collectors on Chinese Broomhandles, but I don't think they would have interest on these two magazine well extensions -- because these were not historical items. There were newly made for American C&R market by Chinese contractors in 1980s.

Still has some value for range use. But $300 is too high -- complete Ruby pistols made in 1920s could only sell $175 - $275, retail. How could this new sheet steel sell $300 a piece...

The value depends on buyer... for this one,,, $50 ?? I mean $50 for two of them?? Be honest, even for $50, I won't buy -- I have no use for them, and they are not collectible either.

We do need parts, but we only need factory parts made in that era.

11-13-2015, 01:13 PM	#3
alvin User Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: US Posts: 3,843 Thanks: 132 Thanked 729 Times in 438 Posts	This probably depends on who's looking at them. There are collectors on Chinese Broomhandles, but I don't think they would have interest on these two magazine well extensions -- because these were not historical items. There were newly made for American C&R market by Chinese contractors in 1980s. Still has some value for range use. But $300 is too high -- complete Ruby pistols made in 1920s could only sell $175 - $275, retail. How could this new sheet steel sell $300 a piece... The value depends on buyer... for this one,,, $50 ?? I mean $50 for two of them?? Be honest, even for $50, I won't buy -- I have no use for them, and they are not collectible either. We do need parts, but we only need factory parts made in that era.