Mohawk 600 6MM

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Guys,
Could use some advise. I have a Mohawk 600 in 6mm that was given to me after a death. I cleaned and shot it, it does group very well, I just dont need it. I do not have any use for the rifle and have limited space to store guns I do not shoot. I know these can be valuable in the right condition. This one has the normal issues on the bluing you would expect from a 40+ year old gun, but the stock could use a re-finish. Should I strip it down and give it a boiled lin seed treatment before selling or just sell as is?

[Edward54]

Guys,

Could use some advise. I have a Mohawk 600 in 6mm that was given to me after a death. I cleaned and shot it, it does group very well, I just dont need it. I do not have any use for the rifle and have limited space to store guns I do not shoot. I know these can be valuable in the right condition. This one has the normal issues on the bluing you would expect from a 40+ year old gun, but the stock could use a re-finish. Should I strip it down and give it a boiled lin seed treatment before selling or just sell as is?

I would sell as is some people like the original finish instead of the new just my two cents good gun and round probably loud though


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[marceco]

Definitely as is . Any idea how much ?

[Buckwheat]

As is- refinishing could devalue


“There's more fun in hunting with the handicap of the bow than there is in hunting with the sureness of the gun.” -Fred Bear-

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Definitely as is . Any idea how much ?

A similar one sold on here for 800 with a scope a few days ago. I am probably going to ask 650 since the stock needs refinished.

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I'll probably post it up on classifieds next week. Partial trade for newer reloading stuff. New press, powder trickler, etc.

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