Could not settle on a fair price.  Anyone have a idea what this is worth.  I can E-mail a few other pictures if you want.  They are too large to get in a post.  Thanks, David

need more information,  looks nice from what I can see but "pretty is as pretty does". mind the 3-C's calibre, and condition, and completeness too.

In General:   from what I see the euro-schuetzens are in a bit of a decline price wise.   The first generation of collectors who were able to pick them up inexpensively from the GI "souvenir importers" for several reasons, are aging out of the game and putting their collections up for sale.  so it seems like the the sellers are outnumbering the buyers.   that is depressing prices. 
Good prices are still around but that is for the  completely complete rifle with original sights, lots of engraving and inlays, fancy carved high quality wood; and all in near to pristine condition.  
 It seems like the auction house prices---which may or may not reflect real world markets get good prices for the high grade ones--especially if some sort of documentable provenance is supplied.But they get a fair bit lower prices than the "estimated value" for the ones more frequently found in good condition more often than not.   Missing sights are all too common and that can really hurt values, as can wear and tear on stocks as well.