Posted: 10/29/2004 12:11:16 PM EDT
| Bushmaster like new is $600. a good price had only 250 rds one owner |
 250 rnds and it is "like new"? That isn't a lot but it isn't like say 10 rnds either. $600.00 isn't bad if you know what your looking at. Just make sure all the right parts are in it and think about it. Make an offer of $550.00. Hope this helps. Take care. Edit to add, You also need to use capitol letters when refering to yourself in the first person.
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Just be careful - since a LOT of people might claim 250 rounds when it's really a lot more. I've got a lot more than that though some of my ARs, but could probably quite easily claim that (especially to a person new to ARs) since I've taken really good care of them. Essentially it's just a "used" Bushmaster - don't worry about the 250 rounds. (Make sure it IS a factory bushmaster, and not some frankengun that somebody threw together out of cheap parts - because $600 for a used frankengun is a little high) |
Have you taken a very good look down the barrel with a light made to do so? (those little plastic bent elbow ones that go on a mini mag light) Because that may tell you how much it has really been shot and what kind of condition it is in. Have you opened it up and checked out the lower, taken out the bolt carrier, etc. Zen "This is my rifle, there are many like it, but this one is mine" |
Sounds like you have all of your bases covered. If this is a Bushmaster AR15 it sounds like a great buy. And a guy like that is a good guy to keep in touch with. They always have cool stuff they are tired of at good prices. Good luck to you, Zen "This is my rifle, there are many like it, but this one is mine" |