I hate to do it, but I need to thin the herd. And it's a big herd of big bores. I'm really not sure what they are worth. Anyone have an idea of a reliable blue book for these bad boys? To make things worse, I just inherited a few more I need to deal with. I have six I'd like to part with. I'm not sure if I should list them here or on the classifieds I hate to post them on the classifieds before I know what they are worth.
Blue book value for big bores
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knock about 3 hundred off new price. .. thats what theyre worth in good shape my opinion lol
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That makes sense to me for production guns. Most of these are from yesteryear (I've been told to deliberately misspell them, so I will)
I have two.495 Quickenbush Ser174 and Ser 600
.45 Gaargoyle
.357 Coorsair
9MM Careeer Ultra
.58 Extreeme (this was a special build)
.58 Quickenbush pistol
For a long time, some of those guns went for twice the purchase price. I'm certain that is no longer the case.
I have two.495 Quickenbush Ser174 and Ser 600
.45 Gaargoyle
.357 Coorsair
9MM Careeer Ultra
.58 Extreeme (this was a special build)
.58 Quickenbush pistol
For a long time, some of those guns went for twice the purchase price. I'm certain that is no longer the case.
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Prices go in waves. I saw prices increase when some states made it legal to shoot big game. But right after hunting season wraps up, prices bottom out. (That is when I like to pick them up.) I like to sell them in July and August when the hunters are starting to prepare for fall deer seasons, when the demand is a little higher.
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For Blue book value for big bore airguns you might want to consult The Blue Book Of Airgun Values. It probably won't list all those you have, but probably lists some. And having been updated late last year, it is probably at least as reliable indicator as any given individual's opinion.
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