Makarov

[Armsrus]

I have a pristine Makarov has original holster, spare mag, even cleaning rod that is on side of holster. The grips are perfect.
Im trying to find out an approximate value. I’ve seen some numbers but the pistols are not as clean as mine.
If anyone knows anything with regards to this it would be appreciated greatly

 

[HansGruber]

Russian? Bulgarian? East German?

 

[Sld1959]

A lot depends upon the type it is, Bulgarians are the most prevalent and the cheapest. East German Maks are relatively rare and more expensive and the best finished, the commercial Russians are cheaper, Chinese norincos are fairly rare and more expensive.

Probably can get a decent idea of current prices on gun broker.

 

[bc22wm]

Try Truegunvalues.com. Just a guess on my part. Can't say how accurate they are.

 

[Shibadog]

As noted, condition and country of origin will determine value. I had an old East German. Was a darn good pistol.

 

[Sld1959]

As noted, condition and country of origin will determine value. I had an old East German. Was a darn good pistol.

Have carried an East German on and off since 2000 when I bought it from someone who over reacted to Y2K. WHMhen it's not being carried on my hip it resides In my GHB.

 

[HansGruber]

I had a Bulgy that was my “car gun” for a loong time; paid all of $159 for it, w/holster & spare mag. Kept it loaded with the “Hot load” Wolf flat points.

Sold it after I got my E German.

 

[Sld1959]

One of the definitive Makarov information sites.

Makarov.com

Information, pictures, and discussion of Makarov autoloading pistols

www.makarov.com