Kimber Caprivi market value question

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Hi everyone
I'm looking for a 375 H+H. Sold my old Winchester years ago and can't live without one.

Ellwood Epps has one on consignment for $3500. Is this in the ballpark for considering? I have no clue about the market prices for Kimber rifles, I can see what the new pricing is online but they are a rare bird up here second hand. I shot a Kimber in 30-06 about 25 years ago and thought it was nice but it was a total of 5 minutes experience:)

Any and all feedback on Caprivi's appreciated.
 
Kimbers are nice. Except the super curved trigger. If your heart is set on one, I'd post a wtb on the EE and see what comes at you. Not many around. New ones are pricey. You can always offer less on a consignment item. Especially if it's been there a while.
 
Very nice rifles, a bit thick in the fore end, but they are slick, accurate and extremely well made. (I currently own a Kimber Talkeetna which is the Caprivi’s stainless/synthetic stablemate).
 
Seems fair, the US price for a new one is around $4K CAD. You can also make them an offer since it's a used rifles. Pricey 375 H&H don't sell that quickly.

I had a Talkeetna I bought brand new. Mine was nice save for the blind mag which gave it a fat belly. You might not have that problem with Caprivi since it has a floor plate.

Heddok said:
Hi everyone
I'm looking for a 375 H+H. Sold my old Winchester years ago and can't live without one.

Ellwood Epps has one on consignment for $3500. Is this in the ballpark for considering? I have no clue about the market prices for Kimber rifles, I can see what the new pricing is online but they are a rare bird up here second hand. I shot a Kimber in 30-06 about 25 years ago and thought it was nice but it was a total of 5 minutes experience:)

Any and all feedback on Caprivi's appreciated.
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