accuracy int rifle
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Depends on which stock setup, how old, condition and which s&b... but a ballpark figure for the set would be $8000 (used)-$10,000 (new).
Depends on which stock setup, how old, condition and which s&b... but a ballpark figure for the set would be $8000 (used)-$10,000 (new).
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What is a AWG?
I know what an AE, AW, AWM, AX and even AW50 is, but I have no idea what a AWG is.
What is a AWG?
I know what an AE, AW, AWM, AX and even AW50 is, but I have no idea what a AWG is.
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Never heard of an AWG...
The value is ultimately going to depend on the rifle's configuration, wear, and accessories. A like-new 2009 production 338 with folding stock, rails, quick-adjust, buttspike, etc is going to be worth considerably more than a much older fixed-stock rifle without any upgrades or accessories.
Never heard of an AWG...
The value is ultimately going to depend on the rifle's configuration, wear, and accessories. A like-new 2009 production 338 with folding stock, rails, quick-adjust, buttspike, etc is going to be worth considerably more than a much older fixed-stock rifle without any upgrades or accessories.
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i have the aw50 thats has had 50 rnds down it with hard and soft case two bi pods SB 25x scope i would let go for 16000
i have the aw50 thats has had 50 rnds down it with hard and soft case two bi pods SB 25x scope i would let go for 16000
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: poorboyshooter</div><div class="ubbcode-body">i have the aw50 thats has had 50 rnds down it with hard and soft case two bi pods SB 25x scope i would let go for 16000 </div></div>
You can get a BRAND NEW ONE with everything you offer for around $16k from a Hide vendor...
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: poorboyshooter</div><div class="ubbcode-body">i have the aw50 thats has had 50 rnds down it with hard and soft case two bi pods SB 25x scope i would let go for 16000 </div></div>
You can get a BRAND NEW ONE with everything you offer for around $16k from a Hide vendor...
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And you can get banned for sidestepping the for sale rules here.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: poorboyshooter</div><div class="ubbcode-body">i have the aw50 thats has had 50 rnds down it with hard and soft case two bi pods SB 25x scope i would let go for 16000 </div></div>
And you can get banned for sidestepping the for sale rules here.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: poorboyshooter</div><div class="ubbcode-body">i have the aw50 thats has had 50 rnds down it with hard and soft case two bi pods SB 25x scope i would let go for 16000 </div></div>
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1. A fair price for something is always what you are willing to pay for it.
2. If you yourself don't know what it is, and you don't have a use for it, then don't waste your money. This applies no matter how rich you are.
3. There are AI dealers here that list their inventory and their prices on new ones. You could use that as a guide to pricing.
4. I am assuming that you are describing an AWM. If so, is it an early one, pre- 2000, one made between 2000 and 2004, or a more recent one? Does it matter to you either way?
5. An SB PM II scope is a good scope. But it also decribes an entire line of SB optics individually priced at between $1700 and $3500.
6. So, if you don't know what it is, or what it is called, or what's on top of it for optics, then may I suggest that you probably don't need it and won't be able to use it and/or enjoy it to its full potential anyway.
7. One thing's for sure: It will be an expensive rifle. Maybe first ask yourself why you want it.
1. A fair price for something is always what you are willing to pay for it.
2. If you yourself don't know what it is, and you don't have a use for it, then don't waste your money. This applies no matter how rich you are.
3. There are AI dealers here that list their inventory and their prices on new ones. You could use that as a guide to pricing.
4. I am assuming that you are describing an AWM. If so, is it an early one, pre- 2000, one made between 2000 and 2004, or a more recent one? Does it matter to you either way?
5. An SB PM II scope is a good scope. But it also decribes an entire line of SB optics individually priced at between $1700 and $3500.
6. So, if you don't know what it is, or what it is called, or what's on top of it for optics, then may I suggest that you probably don't need it and won't be able to use it and/or enjoy it to its full potential anyway.
7. One thing's for sure: It will be an expensive rifle. Maybe first ask yourself why you want it.
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