Price guide for German RWS 34 Panther T05 and RWS 24

[Bollweevil]

Hello,

I'm new to this forum, but have been over in the PCP area mostly since I joined. As of yet, I do not have enough posts to take advantage of the classifieds. I did a search here yesterday through the classified section to see what a few rifles are valued, but only saw one, and it didn't say if it had sold.

I purchased a new Brocock PCP this weekend, and I am planning on selling 2 of my springers. I have a '91 RWS model 24 and a RWS 34 Panther T05. Both are in great shape. I would like to know what I should expect to sell them for. Lots of extras for both and the original box for the 24.

Your replies are greatly appreciated. I am very thankful for your input.

 

[GoldenStateAIRGUNer]

The Panther (composite stock) new (T06) sold for about $275-$295. Depending on the condition I'd put a price of $200 on yours. Give or take $20. And again, depending on condition, your RWS 24 probably would fit into the $150-$175 range !

 

[Bollweevil]

Thank you very much sir. It has been a long time since I purchased an airgun (excluding this past weekend), but I do quite a bit of trading and working on powder guns. I know how they can fluctuate with the market, politics, and consumer wants. I'd imagine that the air rifles can also do this to a certain extent.

 

[AirNGasman]

"Price guide"

The Blue Book Of Airgun Values.

 

[Bollweevil]

Thank you. I didn't know one existed for airguns. I usually pick up the new edition "Blue Book of Gun Values" at Tulsa Gun Show in the Spring each year. They normally have several tables set up autographing the new release.