I'm looking for values on West Hurleys and market demand. I'm ready to make first purchase and would like to have a starting point. I'm considering either a semi or full-auto with three digit serials. These would be safe queens not shooters (unfortunately). Any help in suggesting sites or books is appreciated. Thanks for the post!
WTK: Where To Find Values Of W. Hurley's
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whitegold
, Aug 07 2003 04:03 PM
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Posted 07 August 2003 - 05:37 PM
Welcome, Whitegold!
Serial numbers aside, expect anywhere from a very low 7K to as high as 9K for a full auto West Hurley. When I see them come up on, say, subguns.com, they go within a few days or less. I paid $7200 for mine plus case and drum/sticks, and feel I got a good deal. Oh, and take a gander at the Thompson FAQ pinned to the top of the forum, too.
Serial numbers aside, expect anywhere from a very low 7K to as high as 9K for a full auto West Hurley. When I see them come up on, say, subguns.com, they go within a few days or less. I paid $7200 for mine plus case and drum/sticks, and feel I got a good deal. Oh, and take a gander at the Thompson FAQ pinned to the top of the forum, too.
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Posted 07 August 2003 - 06:16 PM
Whitegold,
I'm looking at WH TSMG's also. They seem to range in price from 7K to 11K. It depends what accessories come with the gun (especially L Drums) and whether the gun is privately owned or at a Dealer. Check out subguns.com and sturmgewehr .com for pricing. This Board has a wealth of knowledge though.
Good Luck,
Johnny
I'm looking at WH TSMG's also. They seem to range in price from 7K to 11K. It depends what accessories come with the gun (especially L Drums) and whether the gun is privately owned or at a Dealer. Check out subguns.com and sturmgewehr .com for pricing. This Board has a wealth of knowledge though.
Good Luck,
Johnny
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Posted 12 August 2003 - 11:40 AM
Whitegold & Johnny.45
Welcome to our
board, Chris 
is correct about the 7K to 9K figure that you will have to pay 
for a good WH shooter.
New listing as of 8-11-03 on Sturmgewehr.com is just what you guys are looking around for
and seams to be priced right at $7,900.00 
. Paid $7,100.00 
for mine about a year ago. (Bad part is, he only has one 
---No Fighting You Two 
!!!)
Good Luck
,
Jim
Welcome to our
board, Chris is correct about the 7K to 9K figure that you will have to pay for a good WH shooter.New listing as of 8-11-03 on Sturmgewehr.com is just what you guys are looking around for
and seams to be priced right at $7,900.00 . Paid $7,100.00 for mine about a year ago. (Bad part is, he only has one ---No Fighting You Two !!!)Good Luck
,Jim
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Posted 12 August 2003 - 02:19 PM
TOMMY SMG,
Thanks for the tip. I looked at that gun @ Sturmgewehr.com and indeed 7.9k is very fair, but I found another 1928 for 7.8K and I'm starting the process of buying it because the seller claims it is a reliable shooter. During my searches I saw many WHs that ranged from mid 7k to 11.5k. The higher priced ones were M1s at Big Dealer sites. I'm not saying they're getting these prices, but they are listing them for these higher prices.
Thanks,
Johnny
Thanks for the tip. I looked at that gun @ Sturmgewehr.com and indeed 7.9k is very fair, but I found another 1928 for 7.8K and I'm starting the process of buying it because the seller claims it is a reliable shooter. During my searches I saw many WHs that ranged from mid 7k to 11.5k. The higher priced ones were M1s at Big Dealer sites. I'm not saying they're getting these prices, but they are listing them for these higher prices.
Thanks,
Johnny
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Posted 12 August 2003 - 02:44 PM
Hope you guys don't mind, but I split this topic and moved the excellent NFA discussion to a new post.
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Posted 12 August 2003 - 03:49 PM
"Split the topic"???? !!!!!!, man Chris 
, your getting good on this new board.
Nope, I don't mind at all
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Jim
!!!!!!, man Chris , your getting good on this new board. Nope, I don't mind at all
.Jim
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Posted 12 August 2003 - 08:22 PM
Chris, not at all.
Regards, Walter
Regards, Walter
