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Posted: 3/24/2006 12:39:45 PM EDT
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I've already got a price in my head but, I'd like to hear some supporting opinions... I've got a SW-5 PDW stretch reworked by IGF but stretched at the factory. It is no longer an SBR and has a AAC FS pinned on... Current configuration:  Previous configuration:  How much do you all think it would be worth with one 30 round mag... |
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I wouldn't expect a whole lot more than what a used Bobcat is going for these days. It will bring you a few hundred more due to the fact that it was "IGF'd" and that it has an SEF lower. Plus the fact that it is a stretch model.... I have no idea why you did it exactly and I have no idea if it would greatly effect its value. I'd give it a value of around 1400-1600 (+-) bucks depending on who the buyer is. The fact that it is stretched may actually make it less desirable due to having to have MP5 & K parts/accessories for it. Then again I could be totally wrong. Just my opinion  What kind of price are you planning on asking for it anyway ? |
The price was $1345, and I think that's too little... It hasn't hit the EE yet so I'm waiting for more responses... |
Hey Bones how ya been? I have a SW-5K with pinned FS and same stock. I was planning on asking 1100-1200 with a few mags. Why are you selling yours? Just wondering. CH |
To fund a HK53 build... I've got a brand new SBR registered Vector receiver and I've got a HK33 parts kit... As soon as I sell this puppy, that stuff is going to IGF! |
Damn I'm good  Depending on what IGF did to it should factor into your asking price. Also, a used SEF lower is going for around 250-300 these days, so take that into consideration as well. Last, you also have to consider the fact that "joe blow" can buy a brand new Bobcat for less than 1500.... ..... and "joe" probably doesn't understand what IGF and SEF even mean  The more details you list and the better pics you take will also dictate how much you get out of this rifle. Best of luck >Cape, I've been doing ok buddy. How about yourself ? |
Good. Working like a dog and getting ready for another season of shooting. Steel Challange, IPSC and Practical Rifle keeps me nice and busy! |
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