New to me ar

[jparks54]

With some dummy/practice rounds yes. Lol

 

[40Arpent]

With some dummy/practice rounds yes. Lol

Whew, you are smarter than you look. LOL....J/K

 

[jparks54]

Haha yea I know better

 

[jparks54]

Ok so took it to the range put 60 rounds in a group the about the size of my fist with open sights and only propped up with my elbow. I'm very happy with the gun. Barrel cleaned up nice after running hops no 9 through it while hot.

The full target pic has about 120 from the ar and about 60-70 from my 22.

Just curious what would y'all value/be willing to pay for this ar? I feel like I may have low balled my friend.

 

[Vaquero]

"Just curious what would y'all value/be willing to pay for this ar? I feel like I may have low balled my friend."

I won't put a price on friendship. If you thing you got the better of him, buy the beer till ya feel like its squared away.
If you thing you're behind, keep it to yourself.

 

[jparks54]

I'd also just like to know based on what iv said in this thread what's it thought to be worth I'm not really trusting what the ar15.com said

 

[Vaquero]

I'm not a collector, ar snob, or anyone you should even listen to.
That being said, you got a $400 or so gun for $300.
That's what I think.

 

[jparks54]

I'm not a collector, ar snob, or anyone you should even listen to.
That being said, you got a $400 or so gun for $300.
That's what I think.

And see that's what I keep thinking but I can't find an ar used or new under 600 so that kinda makes me think it's worth more. I'm probably just not looking hard enough.

 

[Vaquero]

I just got a nib for $599.99
Nuttin fancy but runs great and shoots straight.

That's where I'm coming from.

 

[jparks54]

Ya I'm pretty sure 350-400 is a good price point on it