Polish m44 value

[calcollector]

Well, my friends I hate to say it ,but because of health reasons my collection is going. I have a just about un issued polish m44 and because I can not find anyone selling them what should I ask thats fair? My worst fear is after years of collecting buba will get a hold of them. So I have decided only true collectors will I let have my babies. But again I want to be fair. So any help would be of great value. Thanks guys.

[M240G]

I have seen really nice ones go for as much as $300. I would say somewhere between $200-300. That would be for an all matching "unissued" version. If it happens to be from 1951, first production year, it could go for a bit more.

[kh]

1954 is a hard to find year too. Of 799 Polish carbines m/44 in my database there are just 30 of 1951 and 28 of 1954.

Regards

[Pahtu]

"1954 is a hard to find year too. Of 799 Polish carbines m/44 in my database there are just 30 of 1951 and 28 of 1954"

And to think I passed on a 1954 Polish M44 carbine at a show(Two years ago)....Just because I already had one that year......

Pahtu.

[kh]

Here is a nice 1954 one, Pahtu:

[Gosha]

Here is a nice 1954 one, Pahtu:

In America, we have a saying: "Spiking the ball after a score". In other words, you are showing off.



Please do not stop.

[Konstanty]

I bought my 1952 unissued Polish for about $225 at a nearby gun shop where it'd been languishing for months, but I was lucky. At gun shows, I see them going for around $400, and when I attend the next show -- in March -- it wouldn't surprise me at all to see them selling for more.

Of course, it may depend upon where you live.

[calcollector]

Well it is a 1952 and only had maybe 20 rounds though it. I can not remember what I gave for it. I can say way under $200. I will list it soon as will many others go. Thanks again

[videodon]

I bought my 1952 unissued Polish for about $225 at a nearby gun shop where it'd been languishing for months, but I was lucky. At gun shows, I see them going for around $400, and when I attend the next show -- in March -- it wouldn't surprise me at all to see them selling for more.

Of course, it may depend upon where you live.

That didn't happen to be in Southern IN?

[manygunsmike]

WOW !! The highest I have paid for a Polish M44 was $100.00 ! just last year !!

manygunsmike

[Pahtu]

"Here is a nice 1954 one, Pahtu"

Gee, that is a nice one!

Here is a pic or two of my Polish M44. I paid around 130 bucks for it & boy I thought that was spendy at the time calcollector, hope your health gets better

Pahtu.