lets say my sks was for sale

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  • newdumdum9825

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    how much would you pay?



    not mentioning names but i was at a gun store today and the person behind the counter offered $100, ik they gotta have a profit margin but im not lookin to be out either


    btw this is not meant to be a classified so dont treat it like one


    UPDATE

    i decided... since i had bought it already with that cheap stock on it... so im keeping it and gonna put a monte carlo stock on it, bipod, recoil buffer, and a railed dust cover on it to make her a plinker and use her for huntin.

     
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    littletommy

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    Is there ammo in that can? If so, how many rounds?
    Honestly, I don't know about the value of SKSs anymore, last one I bought I paid $79 for it. I'm quite certain $100 is way on the low side.
     

    HeadlessRoland

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    $150 bucks is what I would pay.

    You could easily pull 400-550, though, depending on condition and make.

    For some reason they've been spiking the past few years.
     

    GBolt

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    You might do better putting the original wood back on it and selling the Tupperware separate.
     

    newdumdum9825

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    That's why you don't sell at a gun store. You should be able to get about $300+ for it in the current market.

    i was lookin to trade for a used mossberg 500

    With that stock? Realistically wouldn't consider it. Original stock? $200-$250 max, depending on condition


    its still in the same condition i bought it. previous owner(s) have clearly shot her but i havent put one round down the pipe yet
     

    EvilKidsMeal

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    its still in the same condition i bought it. previous owner(s) have clearly shot her but i havent put one round down the pipe yet

    I meant more the condition of the wood, obviously if you bought it without the original stock it's a moot point, but personally I like (and I'm sure many more would agree) the original look of a gun like that.

    A stock like that, will be a tougher sell IMO, and if you do sell it you probably won't get what you want, unless you happen to find someone really into that stock.
     

    churchmouse

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    Not so much. $300 for that gun would be fair to you. Try posting it in the classifieds.
    I sold mine for $450 but it had a mag conversion, optic, by-pod etc. Did I see a bayonet on yours. That is a plus.
     

    newdumdum9825

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    Not so much. $300 for that gun would be fair to you. Try posting it in the classifieds.
    I sold mine for $450 but it had a mag conversion, optic, by-pod etc. Did I see a bayonet on yours. That is a plus.


    numbers match with bayo

    heck 300 wont hurt me, but im kinda lookin to trade for a used mossberg 500,used rem 870, or anyother used shotty i can switch barrels on

    and im on the fence right now about wantin to give her up
     
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