Parker Hale 7mm Remingon Magnum value??

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One of my relatives has a Parker Hale bolt action in 7mm rem mag with scope, and wants me to make an offer on it. I think it's a model 1200C. Monte carlo stock, stainless bolt, gold trigger, drop plate magazine, not detachable. Nice decent condition. Used about 2 dozen times. He's owned it for 30+ years, and feels it's worth a fortune. I disagree, but I'm not sure what it might be worth to offer him. Any ideas?

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One of my relatives has a Parker Hale bolt action in 7mm rem mag with scope, and wants me to make an offer on it. I think it's a model 1200C. Monte carlo stock, stainless bolt, gold trigger, drop plate magazine, not detachable. Nice decent condition. Used about 2 dozen times. He's owned it for 30+ years, and feels it's worth a fortune. I disagree, but I'm not sure what it might be worth to offer him. Any ideas?

Thanx
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Sold one with det. mag. in 7mm Rem Mag with cheap Bushnell to a buddy 10 years ago for $400.00
Depends if he has a Leupold VX-3 on it. That would bring price up.
 
When I had the PH Safari in 300 WinMag, I paid $450.00 .
It had bases and rings ( hard to come by) and it had a spare magazine as well.
Even more expensive than rings at the time.
Anyways, it is all dependent on the accessories that may come with it.
Even with a Leupold V-III 700.00 is top dollar .
Then again that is my .02 opinion at this time,
Rob
 
I've owned a half dozen PH rifles. Paid from $300 to 500. Your brothers gun is $450 without scope, which will add somewhat if it is a decent scope. An old Bushnell or the like will only add about $50 to it, they're just not worth that much used. Just for clarification, the mounts and rings mentioned in the previous post are actual PH pieces, if it has Weaver (most common) or Redfield/Leupold etc, it really adds nothing to the price. FWIW - dan
 
I have an uncommon 1200V in 6mm Rem in very good condition. It was worth more to me than maybe the typical resale value.
 
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From what I've seen, the PH rifles that go up for sale in the local paper, online classifieds, etc, tend to sell for about $400 on average. My buddy bought a nice one in .25-06 about 5 years ago for $400.
 
72stormer said:
One of my relatives has a Parker Hale bolt action in 7mm rem mag with scope, and wants me to make an offer on it. I think it's a model 1200C. Monte carlo stock, stainless bolt, gold trigger, drop plate magazine, not detachable. Nice decent condition. Used about 2 dozen times. He's owned it for 30+ years, and feels it's worth a fortune. I disagree, but I'm not sure what it might be worth to offer him. Any ideas?

Thanx
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What is the scope and are the rings actual Parker Hale pieces? I have a mint Safari De Luxe in 30-06 (early 1960s vintage) with cheap Weaver bases and a low end Leupold scope on it and I might let it go for about $700 if I wanted to sell, which I never will. I know why he is attached to it, but it's worth what it's worth.
 
I have a 1200 in 300 win with 2 mags & cheap scope I am asking $450. They are not a fast mover. You may be better off letting him put it up for sale himself & find out what he is offered.
 
Thanks for all the help. I believe the rings are original PH, and its and old Bushnell BannerII3x-9x

Is there a serial # registry or listing somewhere to determine what the age of this is? I have a virtually identical PH (detachable mag)in .30-06, but traded for it, so not sure on it's pedigree either.
 
I have a PH determining year has been a pain for me but to find the date you have to remove the stock depending on the year there will be crossed arrows or a circle pre 1940 there will be a letter between the two points that correspond to a year number below is inpector number 1950 to 1970 there will be a letter on the left and right of the crossed arrows that correspond to a year eg. MB=1961 1975 to 1984 will have the letters in a circle then it goes back to the crossed arrows after that. If you have the letters I can look it up on my chart
 
The end result was the rifle was "given" to my wife, so now we both have PH's! Thumper, I'll have a look for those markings. I'm curious how old both of them are. Thanks for all the feedback.
 
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