Kammerlader price question

[J-K]

Can anyone please tell me about how much I could expect to pay for a Model 1849-55 Kammerlader in the U.S. ? I would be looking for one in about very good condition.

Just curious as to how much I will have to save up :-P

Many thanks, John

[Kammerherren]

All the kammerladers i have seen for sale in the US have been extremely expensive. That in adition to the fact that all of them have been modified and worn out i would not recomend to buy a kammerlader there.

I know that a lot of people in Norway hate it when other Norwegian sell this kinds of guns out of the country. Therefore a good solution for you could be to look for a German or Belgium made kammerlader in Norway, that should not be imposible.

This way everybody can be happy! :-D

Good luck!

[RussianBerdan]

Well i have seen not much Kammerlader rifle in the USA web site but prices are from 1900, for weapons in not brilliant condition, to more or 3.000$ for mint examples but of the most common models.

Don't rry to ask to a Norwegin to sell a Kammerlader he can be killed by other Nrske collectors :-D

regards

[J-K]

I know that a lot of people in Norway hate it when other Norwegian sell this kinds of guns out of the country.

Thank you very much for your replies gentlemen.

And I will listen to your warnings! To tell you the truth, I think the Norwegian collectors and others who wish to keep their weapons (= history) in their homeland are very wise indeed.

And if I find a nice non-Norwegian Kammerlader, that will be just fine with me. :-D :-D

Best wishes, John

[Fabian23]

Take a look at this Website.  Fifth rifle down.  I have no idea if it is 100% original but the chaps on this site can help you there if you are interested.  Price is :surprised: though....

I purchased a rifle from this company recently and had it exported back to Europe.  It was all handled very professionally.

[Kammerherren]

The rifle mention above is most likey an ok shooter. We can`t see inside the barrel, but the rifling is so large that it will most likely be ok for shooting. It looks original, but it have seen a lot of use during the years. The barrel is almost shining where it should have been nice and brown. The stock looks ok.

The price is outrageous!!! :surprised:

On the  other hand, this is an original M1859, with only 2 brass bands made at Kongsberg in Norway, so don`t go near it!! ;-)

[J-K]

> The price is outrageous!!! :surprised:

Yes, I thought the price to be a "wee bit on the high side" myself. That is the reason I thought it best to check here, and get some expert opinions.

John :-D

[Mauser]

A week ago I have in my hand Kammerlad gevär made in Belgie liege.
Price with bajonet was 1000 euros so abr 1500$. Condition of the weapon was not bad i cold say nearly exellent.

I have more pictures. If some one is interested the rifle is in finland and no problem to post it

[J-K]

Hello Mauser,

Yes, I would like to see more pictures please. If you could post some, or send them to me at jkeiden@idcnet.com

Many thanks, John

[jæger justnæs]

Hello Mauser. That chamberloader is a SWEDISH M1851.

They are probably good shooters as they come with a smaller bore diameter than the Norwegian ones.

[RussianBerdan]

Damn Mauser you are one of the luky men to have a Swedish M1851 Navy rifle:-) Seen only in some auctions sites in Sweden.

regards

[Mauser]

Sorry my bad english
It is not mine
It is for sale in finland
I do not by it

It is not rare in finland and in auctions in sweden there are normally one or two for sale

regards

[Jon Braun]

Hei John  

My name is jon braun i live in Florida.  

I have 2 rifles I am thinken about to sell 1 is a kammerlader 1849/55 navy
rimfire exelent condition    and 1 remington M1867 centerfire   both came from norway long time ago

if you or banyone els are interested in more info lett me know

jon    

www.jlbvik44@aol.com

[J-K]

E-mail sent.
Thanks, John