Hi All. I am brand new to this site and I have my dad's old pistol and I have no need for it and was wondering the approximate fair value for it. The gun is a Beeman Feinwerkbau Model 65. In like-new condition. Thanks in advance. 
Estimation of value for this airgun
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Judging by the vintage of pellets pictured it might not have been shot in decades. Regardless, unless you guarantee otherwise it likely needs internal servicing.
If healthy and shooting to specs I'd say $500-600. If not, $150 less.
If healthy and shooting to specs I'd say $500-600. If not, $150 less.
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Yes, the piston buffer often disintegrate over time, if so, you will find smal particles in the transfer port and/or barrel, I think the original ones were white, newer repair kits usually green or blue, piston ring are steel and will hold forever
Repair kit EU 66.00 €
Repair Seals Kit / Feinwerkbau FWB LP65, LP80, LP90
In Germany a like new goes for around 400 Euro
FEINWERKBAU Mod. 65 Match-Luftpistole FWB LP65 Kal. 4,5mm - Klassiker TIPTOP
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According to the "Blue Book"
100% = $800
95% = $650
90% = $450
Looks like it's at least 90% from the photo.
Regards
100% = $800
95% = $650
90% = $450
Looks like it's at least 90% from the photo.
Regards
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Value questions are always hard. You can get all sorts of opinions about a value but only one will matter. That's the one that someone is willing to pay when you are willing to sell it.
I've had to realize that my personal mantra, as stated above, slapped me in the face selling our home in California. I thought it was worth $XXX,XXX turns out it only worth $YYY,YYY, that the price someone was willing to buy it for.
Starter high and work down until someone buys it and that will be it's value.
Not trying to be an a$$ just hopefully helping with expectations.
Smitty
I've had to realize that my personal mantra, as stated above, slapped me in the face selling our home in California. I thought it was worth $XXX,XXX turns out it only worth $YYY,YYY, that the price someone was willing to buy it for.
Starter high and work down until someone buys it and that will be it's value.
Not trying to be an a$$ just hopefully helping with expectations.
Smitty
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