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Posted: 3/13/2006 11:20:30 AM EDT
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Sorry if this isn't an appropriate place for this topic. I'm going to be posting my AR in the for sale section but wanted to get an idea what to ask for it. It's a Rock River CAR A2 with crome-molly barrel. 6 Pos tac stock, standard trigger, 2 30rnd mags. Less than 200 rnds fired. Here's a couple pics.   
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I am sorry to say that a rifle like your rifle doesn't sell for all that much. Being a generous guy I will give your $150.00 and cover the shipping. I am really kinda overpaying you but I just want to be a nice guy and help you out. Seriously, on RRA's web site (www.rockriverarms.com/item-detail.cfm?ID=AR1293X&storeid=1&image=06cara24.gif&CFID=10741988&CFTOKEN=23245239) they list the MSRP at $885.00. I would look around at gun stores for what they are selling for in Ohio. I am sure you realize that you will have to take a little less than what a new firearm sells for. I hope this helps. Let me know if you are interested in my offer.  CSP |
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Well MSRP is not normally accurate in my area. If I were in your place I would start at asking about $50.00 less than what new ones are selling for in your area and then work from there. Keep in mind that 200 rounds isn't all that many rounds. Have to ask - Why get rid of it? Looks like a great rifle. Good luck on this. CSP |
| Don't forget to add the cost of the collapsable stock and chrome-lined barrel options, they are extra...So long as the gun is in good condition, which it appears to be, I'd say your likely to get 70% of retail if selling it directly to a consumer. Retail price on that RRA configuration is about $940 so I think you might sell it for $650-675. If I were purchasing it for resale, I'd probably offer you $600 trade-in / $550 cash. |
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