Caliber and year model,plastic or wooden grip plates ,cardboard box or plastic,how many magazines,flat bottomed or pinky rest ? Variables make a difference . Ayb
Value of a German TPH
I recently came into an original German TPH, with the box, paperwork, target. It looks, in my opinion, excellent, no scratches, rust, or damage. The box isn't perfect, but the gun is clean.
I'm looking to move it, but don't want to be in a hurry. Any idea of where to get a good idea of value? I see lots of Interarms TPH's on various sites, but very very few real German models.
Any help is appreciated.
I'm looking to move it, but don't want to be in a hurry. Any idea of where to get a good idea of value? I see lots of Interarms TPH's on various sites, but very very few real German models.
Any help is appreciated.
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as you describe it, if you want to sell it, I would say 11-12. there are some "perfect" examples that have been around forever listed in the 17 range.
if its a .25, then add 200-250
if its a .25, then add 200-250
Caliber and year model,plastic or wooden grip plates ,cardboard box or plastic,how many magazines,flat bottomed or pinky rest ? Variables make a difference . Ayb
Caliber - .22lr
Year - according to the serial number it's one of the first 70 pieces
Box - cardboard, original
Magazines - only one, flat bottomed
Original test target, instruction manual
I went to take another look at the pistol and it does indeed have a finger rest on the magazine, small as it is, there is one.
That and the instruction manual is all German.
That and the instruction manual is all German.
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