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			<title>Looking for some expert advice</title>
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			<description>I have a Weatherby .300 MKV German.  The rifle has never been fired and until recently was still in the original box it was purchased in back in the...</description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<blockquote class="blogcontent restore">I have a Weatherby .300 MKV German.  The rifle has never been fired and until recently was still in the original box it was purchased in back in the 60's.  I am wondering what an approximate value would be.  I can take pictures if that would help but I am wondering if someone could give me a rough guess.  I would classify the rifle as being in excellent shape, but I am knew at this.  <br />
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Thanks</blockquote>

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