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lildeeee

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Nov 23, 2018
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First off sorry if I'm posting this in the wrong place but I am in the need of some help. To make a long story short a few years ago my father got me in to the hobby of air riffle shooting, buying me my first rifle (TX200) we lived in different states, so it was very cool to have a hobby to connect us. My father has been a long-time air gun shooter, so he was always there helping me along the way. Unfortunately, my dad passed about 6 months ago. Now I have several air guns including another TX200 that I would like to sell. Every time I try to research the value of these guns i run into some confusion as I can’t seem to lock down a ball park price. If someone could give me an idea of what these would be worth and where to get started on selling them, I would be very thankful, sorry if this a dumd question or in the wrong place but I really do not know where to get started.



Very good condition

AIR ARMS TX200 .177

walnut stock

Bushnell Elite 3200 scope



Very good condition

Feinwerkbau Sport 124 124 .177

Hawke Sidewider 4.5-14 x 42


 
I think UTAH Airguns is local to you and may be worth giving them a ring or stopping by. Do you know where he purchased them from? It may be helpful with your quest in trying to sell them to verify things since you seem unfamiliar and will most likely be bombarded with tons of questions about how long you had it, are you the original owner where did you buy it from etc etc etc...

If I grew up shooting airguns with my dad and he moved away then passed I personally would keep his guns even if they were duplicates of what I owned forever to remember him by but that is only me. I wouldn't have the mindset to liquidate his belongings just my opinion though!

Welcome aboard!

CA
 
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