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Posted: 1/31/2017 1:28:32 PM EDT

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Originally Posted By Kalahnikid:
If it doesn't have a 12 stamp are you sure it's 1:12? It looks a lot like my late 1:14 601 barrel.

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I was thinking the same thing. very, very curios on this barrel too. I believe the 1/12s to be rarer than the 14s.

As a 1/12 I can say I paid $900 shipped for a NOS, out of wrap VP 12 marked with cast FSB. I seem to remember about a year and a half ago a well used one with a 12 went on Ebay for $8ish. Heck the sight base alone is worth $2-250.

IMHO, If it gauges well on erosion etc:

On the EE I'd say $700-800 is fair and would sell quick
Start with a reserve of $700 on GB and I bet you'd get over $900 with tax returns rolling in.

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m1sniper Proud Member,Victor's Bitches club Joined Dec 2008 Posts 7543 EE 100% (263) USA	Posted: 2/13/2017 5:54:09 PM EDT [#2] I know there have been none to compare too,, but what say the hive. Value of the recent original 601 light weight cleaning rod I posted not long ago. Sections and patch tip are original, found a correct thread count brass brush. Thinking about selling it.. Unable to post pics right now.
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Posted: 2/13/2017 10:09:32 PM EDT

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Originally Posted By m1sniper:
I know there have been none to compare too,, but what say the hive. Value of the recent original 601 light weight cleaning rod I posted not long ago. Sections and patch tip are original, found a correct thread count brass brush. Thinking about selling it.. Unable to post pics right now.

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seeing as there's very little sold comps, it's whatever the buyer is willing to pay. i know that doesn't help much so i'll start the process at $87

jhud Second to none Joined Nov 2006 Posts 12807 EE 100% (534) MS, USA	Posted: 2/15/2017 10:58:10 AM EDT [Last Edit: jhud] [#4] How much is a colt m16 LPK worth.. Not a bubba joe bob made in china probably has pewter in the pot metal semi auto kit. But an actual made in the past Colt factory M16 lower parts kit. Attached File
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M16indiana Member Joined Jun 2015 Posts 1361 EE 100% (180) IN, USA	Posted: 2/15/2017 12:08:09 PM EDT [#5] Quote History Originally Posted By jhud: How much is a colt m16 LPK worth.. Not a bubba joe bob made in china probably has pewter in the pot metal semi auto kit. But an actual made in the past Colt factory M16 lower parts kit. https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/111111/image-147123.JPG View Quote What you have there retails for about $125-150

jhud Second to none Joined Nov 2006 Posts 12808 EE 100% (534) MS, USA	Posted: 2/15/2017 12:26:25 PM EDT [#6] Exactly my thoughts..
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yankee-V Member Joined Aug 2007 Posts 2943 EE 100% (85) VA, USA	Posted: 2/17/2017 9:35:42 AM EDT [#7] Quote History Originally Posted By M16indiana: What you have there retails for about $125-150 View Quote I would pay that any day.
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Posted: 2/17/2017 2:30:15 PM EDT

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Need a ball park on my rifle and parts

Colt SP2 lower 604 upper all colt parts in lower from original SP2 made in 85. Bolt is Colt with serrations. Gas Key has a ding in it but functions fine. Rifle has Cerakote finish. Type D Stock and No chips in handguard with mottling on all parts. Sling is Repro. Bayonet is Mil surplus and marked BOC scabbard has rack numbers. Bipod is gi surplus but not marked. Two colt 20 mags with metal followers and Simmonds with metal follower

Thanks in advance

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Posted: 2/17/2017 11:29:58 PM EDT

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this worth entey thing with m4 cuts

20" 1:12 "Colt" Pencil barrel roll marked "C" near the muzzle and "MP" near the .625 gas block. The barrel has taper pin cuts from origanal sight and has also been dimpled for the current Faxon gas block. The feed ramps have had M4 cuts done and polished

http://www.armslist.com/posts/6354961/phoenix-arizona-gun-parts-for-sale--colt-pencil-barrel-20----related-parts

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Posted: 2/18/2017 12:28:26 AM EDT

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Originally Posted By DBL-TAPER:
this worth entey thing with m4 cuts

20" 1:12 "Colt" Pencil barrel roll marked "C" near the muzzle and "MP" near the .625 gas block. The barrel has taper pin cuts from origanal sight and has also been dimpled for the current Faxon gas block. The feed ramps have had M4 cuts done and polished

http://www.armslist.com/posts/6354961/phoenix-arizona-gun-parts-for-sale--colt-pencil-barrel-20----related-parts

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M4 cuts wont hurt functionality, but the dimples to hold the gas block in place will be a visual scar if you try to restore it back to original looking.

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Sputnik556 Absence of proof is not proof of absence. Joined Oct 2013 Posts 13050 EE 100% (110) KY, USA	Posted: 2/18/2017 12:57:03 AM EDT [#11] Not sure if I want to go through the trouble or not, but what's a stainless early bend gas tube and a good (no broken teeth, but not perfect) set of no drain hole HGs go for these days?
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Kalahnikid Team Lighthouse Joined Oct 2004 Posts 122440 EE 100% (212) IL, USA	Posted: 2/18/2017 1:12:42 AM EDT [#12] Quote History Originally Posted By Sputnik556: Not sure if I want to go through the trouble or not, but what's a stainless early bend gas tube and a good (no broken teeth, but not perfect) set of no drain hole HGs go for these days? View Quote The last time I bought any they were about 80 each, but thats been a while.
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Sputnik556 Absence of proof is not proof of absence. Joined Oct 2013 Posts 13054 EE 100% (110) KY, USA	Posted: 2/18/2017 1:49:29 AM EDT [Last Edit: Sputnik556] [#13] Quote History Originally Posted By Kalahnikid: The last time I bought any they were about 80 each, but thats been a while. View Quote Thanks, I may see if I can find a set of semi-glossy hand guards, but I don't know if I can bring myself to spend that on a gas tube. I'm using a repro stripped barrel anyway.
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Posted: 2/18/2017 2:09:01 AM EDT

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Originally Posted By Sputnik556:

Thanks, I may see if I can find a set of semi-glossy hand guards, but I don't know if I can bring myself to spend that on a gas tube.

I'm using a repro stripped barrel anyway.

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Originally Posted By Kalahnikid:

The last time I bought any they were about 80 each, but thats been a while.

Thanks, I may see if I can find a set of semi-glossy hand guards, but I don't know if I can bring myself to spend that on a gas tube.

I'm using a repro stripped barrel anyway.

I think JT makes or has in the past repro early bend gas tubes.

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Sputnik556 Absence of proof is not proof of absence. Joined Oct 2013 Posts 13058 EE 100% (110) KY, USA	Posted: 2/18/2017 2:16:24 AM EDT [#15] Quote History Originally Posted By Kalahnikid: I think JT makes or has in the past repro early bend gas tubes. View Quote Now that would be a good compromise, I need to send him the barrel to pin the FSB anyway. I'll have to ask him about it, Thanks.
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Posted: 2/18/2017 5:29:52 PM EDT

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M1sniper if its the first AR15 black alloy 8/32 cleaning rod with tip I agree there aren't any comps to speak of at least from sellers/buyers who knew what they were buying/selling. Most of the earlier (62-66) cleaning rods, M11/M11E1/M11E2 and four section 8/32 steel rods, I'v seen typically sold for about $30. What complicates things is that some were sold in a package with a bipod/bipod pouch. Depending on condition of the alloy cleaning rod if I had to ballpark it I'd say $75-$100. Glad to hear you finally found the correct 8/32 bore brush.

tet493 Joined Nov 2013 Posts 104 EE 99% (116) KY, USA	Posted: 2/21/2017 9:56:14 PM EDT [#17] How much are the NoDak Spud prototype uppers worth privately?

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Posted: 2/23/2017 5:53:50 PM EDT

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I'm looking for a fair appraisal of my Aimpoint 2000

Takes A123 battery, has a removable adjustable polarizing filter. Overall good condition but here are my nit-picks:

I thought the ~~Objective~~ Ocular lens had a scuff but upon closer inspection, it has some sort of residue on the inside. Not noticeable during normal use.

Has wear on front of light sensor body, in front of adjustment knob, brightness adjustment knob has a band of finish worn, 1 rib and 2 peaks on battery cap have bright spots (top right as shown),

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Posted: 2/26/2017 6:57:04 PM EDT

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I have some retro Items I accumulated a few years back. Got the urge to clean up my home office and came across this stuff that I haven't touched in several years, and was thinking of letting them go to people that will appreciate them more than me, since I seem to have lost my verve for the retro stuff. I cant even remember what I paid for this stuff, and most likely I bought them here on the EE and from the retro members. Anyway, can you give me some ball park figures on value. I don't think I have any reproduction pieces, except the lowers, so let me know if something doesn't appear to be original. There are lots more photos in this photo album that may help with identification of items.

Early USA 3x scope with thin crosshairs

a 605 "kit" with an NDS lower that has serial no. 605

but no barrel.

a 602 on an NDS lower

barrel is marked "12" near the muzzle

triangle charging handle for 602

Colt chrome BCG with "big head" firing pin in the 602

Type C ? stock and early buffer tube for 602 that had flats added to the end

Some early port doors

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Posted: 2/26/2017 7:06:39 PM EDT

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Originally Posted By jjchumble:
I have some retro Items I accumulated a few years back. Got the urge to clean up my home office and came across this stuff that I haven't touched in several years, and was thinking of letting them go to people that will appreciate them more than me, since I seem to have lost my verve for the retro stuff. I cant even remember what I paid for this stuff, and most likely I bought them here on the EE and from the retro members. Anyway, can you give me some ball park figures on value. I don't think I have any reproduction pieces, except the lowers, so let me know if something doesn't appear to be original. There are lots more photos in this photo album that may help with identification of items.

Early USA 3x scope with thin crosshairs
https://c1.staticflickr.com/4/3902/32753752990_3324474007_z.jpg

a 605 "kit" with an NDS lower that has serial no. 605

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Damn dude. The best way to get what its all "worth" is to list them piece by piece on gunbroker with good pictures and descriptions. Youve got some stuff that took me years to find for my collection.

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Banshee35 Member Joined Jul 2008 Posts 6461 EE 100% (134) PA, USA	Posted: 3/1/2017 2:03:29 PM EDT [#21] I had this sitting around and looking to possibly trade but I'm not sure what the value is right now. I took this off an SP1 carbine and replaced it with a perfect one when I found it. Attached File Attached File Attached File Attached File

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Posted: 3/1/2017 2:13:09 PM EDT

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And as long as I'm bringing up stocks...

How about this one. Stuff on the butt cap I think will clean off and stuff on the sling swivel is really old paint.

There was some on the stock itself as well but came off with a thumb nail.

Sorry, it is 601 green so pardon my crappy photos.

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Posted: 3/5/2017 9:57:29 PM EDT

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So this came from a collector who had it in a box marked Colt Armalite 601 parts. That may have NOTHING to do with this part.

Aside from the green and brown furniture the side sling adapter stuck out because it is thick walled not thin like the current ones.

It is marked 8448379 and 8448376 respectively, like the new current ones with the thin walls.

I am confused as I have been around numerous variants in my past .mil career.

Thanks on the value and history.

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Posted: 3/6/2017 12:07:47 PM EDT

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Originally Posted By variable:
So this came from a collector who had it in a box marked Colt Armalite 601 parts. That may have NOTHING to do with this part.

http://i174.photobucket.com/albums/w96/variable1/DSC00290_zps03svro9y.jpg

Aside from the green and brown furniture the side sling adapter stuck out because it is thick walled not thin like the current ones.

It is marked 8448379 and 8448376 respectively, like the new current ones with the thin walls.

I am confused as I have been around numerous variants in my past .mil career.

Thanks on the value and history.

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No idea about the firing pin, but the .625" side sling adapters are available at numrich
https://www.gunpartscorp.com/Products/1424200.htm $5.45
https://www.gunpartscorp.com/Products/461660B.htm $12.10

galilman121 Joined Dec 2013 Posts 236 EE 100% (65) TX, USA	Posted: 3/6/2017 7:30:18 PM EDT [Last Edit: galilman121] [#25] What is the current market value of a P M forge code stripped (no forward assist, no port door, the rear sights are still installed) A1 upper? A nice 604 upper with port door and rear sight still attached? Bushmaster (B) marked metal carbine butt stock?

PirateEC Joined Dec 2004 Posts 1056 EE 100% (9) NC, USA	Posted: 3/11/2017 12:56:51 AM EDT [#26] Thinking about off loading a brand new in the box Armson OEG red dot sight... Trying to figure out how much it's worth.

sksmedic Joined Jul 2007 Posts 440 EE 100% (24) AZ, USA	Posted: 3/19/2017 6:07:20 PM EDT [#27] I have a pre 1994 Colt Hbar A3 match Sporter. It may have 100 rounds through it. My dad bought it back in the day and it lived in his safe ever since . He's cleaning house now and we have no idea how much to ask for it. Any thoughts?

Seymore76 Joined Jul 2002 Posts 206 EE 100% (10) GA, USA	Posted: 3/19/2017 7:53:46 PM EDT [#28] I am starting to sell off a lot of the pieces and parts I have collected and these A1 Grips, Handguards and buttstocks are surplus to my needs. Any idea on the value if any? Appreciate any input. Finestkind

FMJ52 Joined Sep 2007 Posts 286 EE 100% (40) SD, USA	Posted: 3/20/2017 8:22:21 PM EDT [#29] I have an original chrome BCG with MP marked bolt and forward assist serrations and properly staked chrome gas key. Condition is very good very little wear. Any idea what the selling price would be? Thanks in advance for any help.

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Posted: 3/20/2017 9:09:27 PM EDT

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I have an original chrome BCG with MP marked bolt and forward assist serrations and properly staked chrome gas key. Condition is very good very little wear. Any idea what the selling price would be? Thanks in advance for any help.

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Pics would help. If its an early XM16E1 b/c it would be around $400. What are the firing pin and retaining pin like? Flat head firing pin?

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FMJ52 Joined Sep 2007 Posts 287 EE 100% (40) SD, USA	Posted: 3/20/2017 9:20:31 PM EDT [#31] It has the chrome round retainer pin but no flat head firing pin. I would post pics but don't have my camera handy. Thanks for the reply.

Garandboy Joined Apr 2003 Posts 7581 EE 100% (35) NY, USA	Posted: 3/27/2017 10:49:10 PM EDT [Last Edit: Garandboy] [#32] I have two Alcoa forge code C7 uppers I might part with. One complete the other stripped. Price on those these days? ETA: Perhaps they are Anchor Harvey need to check.

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Posted: 4/10/2017 6:00:37 PM EDT

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I have two Alcoa forge code C7 uppers I might part with. One complete the other stripped. Price on those these days?

ETA: Perhaps they are Anchor Harvey need to check.

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these are not going to be worth much more than years ago. It looks retro but the C7 isn't really correct for much.
It looks kind of like a retro. That's about it.
Cancadians used them..

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Posted: 4/10/2017 6:14:26 PM EDT

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Originally Posted By Seymore76:
I am starting to sell off a lot of the pieces and parts I have collected and these A1 Grips, Handguards and buttstocks are surplus to my needs. Any idea on the value if any?

Appreciate any input.

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http://i259.photobucket.com/albums/hh292/seymore76/DSC00131.jpg

http://i259.photobucket.com/albums/hh292/seymore76/DSC00129.jpg

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You really have to take pictures of all that individually. Your furniture could be worth a few dollars... it could be worth much more.. You have to point out everything.
Show all flaws. KNow what to look for.

hadgaurds. perfect.. 40$ Some are worth more. NOS lefts get crazy. Makes a fun auction.
Used with a crack , wether microscopic hairline or knarly.. good luck getting 20 to 30$ for those.

Keep in mind this stuff is going to be reproduced by someone big.. So its suppose to make your parts worth less money now and folks are excited and talking about this. If you want to get anything out of this old stuff......... Id sell it quick.

D stocks.. There is finish. New ones were matte. Svels no rust and no cracks in pad"seam" . No flakes or dryrot in rubber. This Is about perfect.
45$ is about the most id ask.. 60$ if you knew It was NOS or better. People have sold them and quoted me much more. In the 100$ range and this was in this forum.

grips. NOS... could fetch up to 65 to 95$. Ive sold them for 35$ in the pasty NOS.. But I could have asked more. I was happy at 35$.
used.. 5 to good 15$

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Posted: 4/20/2017 2:45:44 PM EDT

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Hi Everyone, I have a colt 603 upper that I'd like the value of. I have had a couple people say that they wanted it, but I would really like to do a retro clone someday of a Colt 653. Also, I am very uneducated on the retro rifles/ parts, so please point out anything interesting or relevant I you may think I want to know. I actually really love the patina. I lighted the photos a very little bit to see the details better, but its pretty close. Barrel nut threads are in great shape as you can see. I'd love to have nodak finish a lower and have it given patina to match

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RaccoonRanger474 Joined Apr 2017 Posts 1 EE 0% (0) MS, USA	Posted: 4/24/2017 8:41:54 PM EDT [Last Edit: RaccoonRanger474] [#36] I recently bought a whole mess of random uppers, parts, and barrels. I found this upper in among the pile. I do not know much about the older style uppers. Is this anything special? Or can I use it for a lightweight truck gun build?

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Posted: 4/26/2017 4:10:57 PM EDT

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Originally Posted By RaccoonRanger474:
I recently bought a whole mess of random uppers, parts, and barrels. I found this upper in among the pile. I do not know much about the older style uppers. Is this anything special? Or can I use it for a lightweight truck gun build?

http://i.imgur.com/NOV2kcT.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/XP1IAA4.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/UpQjT7c.jpg

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You have a colt 602 upper. I have no idea of the value, but IMO it would be a shame if it were used on a truck gun. Those went with old slab side lowers. If you decide to use it on a truck gun, I'd like the dust cover for my 603 upper, as it the later ones are not clone correct.

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Posted: 4/26/2017 4:16:07 PM EDT

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Originally Posted By RaccoonRanger474:
I recently bought a whole mess of random uppers, parts, and barrels. I found this upper in among the pile. I do not know much about the older style uppers. Is this anything special? Or can I use it for a lightweight truck gun build?

http://i.imgur.com/NOV2kcT.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/XP1IAA4.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/UpQjT7c.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/9j275ba.jpg

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Its a late 604 upper. Too nice to use on a truck gun. Would fetch over $200

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Jlgil73 Self Reliant Constitutionalist Joined Feb 2012 Posts 477 EE 100% (92) MO, USA	Posted: 4/26/2017 6:02:21 PM EDT [#39] Quote History Originally Posted By Kalahnikid: Its a late 604 upper. Too nice to use on a truck gun. Would fetch over $200 View Quote Kalahikid is correct, I stand corrected. It is a 604 upper. the 602s had engraved sight markings. Sorry
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Jlgil73 Self Reliant Constitutionalist Joined Feb 2012 Posts 478 EE 100% (92) MO, USA	Posted: 4/26/2017 6:03:35 PM EDT [#40] Quote History Originally Posted By Kalahnikid: Its a late 604 upper. Too nice to use on a truck gun. Would fetch over $200 View Quote Any idea of value on my late 603 upper above? Not selling it, just curious. I want to do build eventually.
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Posted: 4/26/2017 6:07:09 PM EDT

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Originally Posted By RaccoonRanger474:
I recently bought a whole mess of random uppers, parts, and barrels. I found this upper in among the pile. I do not know much about the older style uppers. Is this anything special? Or can I use it for a lightweight truck gun build?

http://i.imgur.com/NOV2kcT.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/XP1IAA4.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/UpQjT7c.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/9j275ba.jpg

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He probably has a full mail box right about now.

If I'da had some free fun money I'da offered him up $225 for that puppy.

I'm sick for slicks.

Alas Brownell's got this months fun money.

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seamasterpro Member Joined Feb 2006 Posts 1715 EE 100% (179) MN, USA	Posted: 4/26/2017 8:28:30 PM EDT [#42] Are these typical prices for 604s nowadays? Attached File Attached File I thought I had posted this but I couldn't find it, I'd like to get a ballpark on my 604: Attached File Attached File Attached File

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Mauser48A Joined Jul 2015 Posts 576 EE 100% (20) CA, USA	Posted: 4/30/2017 12:03:49 AM EDT [#44] Any ideas on what an Olympic arms .750 cast fsb without bayonet lug is worth? Pics are in my thread in the retro forum.

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Posted: 5/4/2017 5:44:32 PM EDT

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Are these typical prices for 604s nowadays?

https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/91189/IMG-3810-196030.JPG
https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/91189/IMG-3811-196032.JPG

I thought I had posted this but I couldn't find it, I'd like to get a ballpark on my 604:

https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/91189/IMG-3812-196034.JPG
https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/91189/IMG-3813-196035.JPG
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The second auction pictured which was mine represents two individuals who really wanted a receiver and didn't want to wait the 8 months for one from NoDak and doesn't represent it actual value IMHO.

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Posted: 5/4/2017 5:49:28 PM EDT

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Any ideas on what an Olympic arms .750 cast fsb without bayonet lug is worth? Pics are in my thread in the retro forum.

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Before Olympic Arms declared bankrupcy last month, they sold these WITH bayonet lugs for $20-25, if I remember correctly. The last two that I have picked up at gun shows without bayonet lugs cost me $15 each.

tulizzy Member Joined Sep 2011 Posts 82 EE 100% (80) OR, USA	Posted: 5/12/2017 7:52:20 PM EDT [#47] What is a set of decent green 601 handguards worth?

BoRdErBaCoN Viddy well, little brother. Viddy well. Joined Sep 2009 Posts 12954 EE 100% (521) ME, USA	Posted: 5/12/2017 8:34:08 PM EDT [#48] Hey guys. Grabbed a nice 1967 Mfg SP1 the other day. All original and complete (minus the sling). It has an early crosshair type USA made Colt scope. Buttstock without compartment. Just wondering what something like this would go for - I'm not interested in selling. I paid $1000 out the door.
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Posted: 5/13/2017 1:06:46 AM EDT

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Originally Posted By BoRdErBaCoN:
Hey guys.

Grabbed a nice 1967 Mfg SP1 the other day. All original and complete (minus the sling). It has an early crosshair type USA made Colt scope. Buttstock without compartment.

Just wondering what something like this would go for - I'm not interested in selling.

I paid $1000 out the door.

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I'd say gun for $2500 and the scope at $600 or so. Made in USA scopes are few and far between today.

BoRdErBaCoN Viddy well, little brother. Viddy well. Joined Sep 2009 Posts 12974 EE 100% (521) ME, USA	Posted: 5/13/2017 9:33:16 AM EDT [#50] Quote History Originally Posted By aeyoung: I'd say gun for $2500 and the scope at $600 or so. Made in USA scopes are few and far between today. View Quote Wow. Awesome. Thanks. I've been burned so bad over the years buying Milsurp and such and then finding stuff wrong with the purchase - I'm happily surprised with this one for sure.
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