I got an Armscorp USGI parts semi auto "M14" from the EE about 10 years ago.  Excellent condition. I'm a shooter not a collector and never shoot it.   Put a few hundred rounds through it since then.

What's the going price for such an animal these days?  Web search is inconclusive  for me.  Seems like they are not really hot commodities.  

Thanks

Edited to clarify its a semi-auto all usgi parts gun that Arms Corp calls an M14.  Not a USGI M14 select fire.

My father paid 5k for his TRW M-14 back in the 80’s.  Not sure what legit M-14 are worth these days.

Anyone know how many transferable Armscorp M-14’s are on the registry?

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$1500-1800 is my estimate similar to SA M1A. This is based on a Armscorp M14 NM sold on gunbroker.

It's actually semi auto.  Armscorp calls the M14.  My model is M14 NM although it's not a match rifle.

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I paid 10,000 dollars for my Winchester M-14 20 years ago.Good luck.

Semi auto.  See above.

Looking at recent completed sales on GB The older pre ban Armscorp M14s seem to be selling in the $1350-$1500 range.

The more recent post ban Armscorp M14 NM rifles are selling in the $1725-1825 range.



In comparison Springfield Armory M1A in their standard and loaded grades can be had all day for $1550-$1700 new in the box.

Older Springfield Armory standard grade M1As will sell in the $1300-1500 range.  Really early examples with all military parts will sell for more.

Springfield Armory National Match and Super Match M1As will sell in the $3000 range.


Which is to say the Armscorp M14 NM rifles selling on GB are over priced.   There is nothing about the Armscorp rifles that is National Match despite the appropriated “NM” stamp on the receiver and the quality, while not bad, isn’t at the same level as a Springfield Armory rifle.

I’d price it in the $1200-1300 range and it would be fairly priced.  However, you can obviously list it ion GB and get more, due to either the “M14” or “NM” stamp.

Thanks, that's a good market review.  Armscorp is definitely not most desired but all usgi parts would make it somewhat more desirable I think, though not for $1700 I agree.

Well, I guess we were all wrong.  

And to the guy who wanted it less than $1450 so he could make money on it - you should have taken it for $1450.  

Hope they go through with it.