help with a rifle pricing.

Mantve

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i have howa 1500 in .308. done around 300 rounds since new. owned for 5 years. it can come with delta titanium scope . pard not included. 20 moa rail grs laminated stock bipod and t12 sound moderator. also can come with around 250 empty cases cleaned ready to reload once fired and redding .308 die set brand new never used. 5 and 10 round magazines included. i want some one to help me with price how much should i ask for it?
 

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i have howa 1500 in .308. done around 300 rounds since new. owned for 5 years. it can come with delta titanium scope . pard not included. 20 moa rail grs laminated stock bipod and t12 sound moderator. also can come with around 250 empty cases cleaned ready to reload once fired and redding .308 die set brand new never used. 5 and 10 round magazines included. i want some one to help me with price how much should i ask for it?
Don’t want to insult you but best guess certainly no more than £700
 
For what it’s worth I sold my howa six years ago in .270 for £500 I think with mounts and mod. Similar round count.
 
If you break it down then Delta £450, moddy £150. GRS £250 and whatever you can get for the barrel and action.
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You can get a new package deal for about 1600£ so maybee 7-800£ for a used rifle package with specification you dont have choosen yourself.
 
Mantve,
Whatever price you decide - it will be better financially for you to sell the scope separately to the rifle.

The majority of potential buyers of the rifle won’t see the scope adding anywhere near as much value to the rifle as the scope can realise on its own.
 
Factor in timescale too. I sold a parker hale.270 on here within 6 hours because it was realistically priced, sold auction prices are good for a ballpark guide
 
Without any optics you’re looking £450-550.00. For rifle and mod with rail.

The extras don’t really add anything to the value really, better to sell the reloading stuff separately.
 
2nd hand rifles are:

At least 40% less than new price. Take retail price, knock 20% off for VAT and another 10 to
10, 20 or 30% for being not new.

As they get a bit older rifles are £500 plus or minus a few hundred quid depending on what they are. Cartridge makes a big difference.

And rifles are always far far more valuable in the eye of the seller than in the eye of the buyer. Especially if its a custom rifle.

If it’s a 2nd hand rifle, factor in cost of a rebarrel. You probably won’t need one, but you might. 2nd hand rifles are on the market because

1) owner has given up shooting or has died

2) owner likes to change his rifles every year or two, because of a kit fetish or always wants the latest thing

3) owner is a tinkerer and wants the next project

4) the bloody thing doesn’t work so lets get rid of it to some pore sod.
 
How does the rifle shoot? Cold hammer forged barrel, a very reliable action with a 'proper' recoil lug - so much rifle for so little money.
it shoots very good. its my first rifle but i want to apply for different calibre so this one needs to go.if i want to keep it and try and add one more rifle to my fac then i need alarm putting in my house.
 
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