M14 M305 Norinco Parts Values?

[Coyote Ugly]

What does a complete M14 M305 parted out sell for with every part (less receiver)?

Thanks!

 

[Claven2]

Maybe $100 to the right guy? The receiver is the money shot.

 

[Jay]

Next to the receiver, you might get $100 for the bolt from a guy who needs it to replace the MIM bolt in the recent imports...

 

[45ACPKING]

if the parts are new and dimensionally sound (for norinco) , take the retail value of the rifle and deduct 250.00 bucks (receiver value)

 

[Hitzy]

Trigger group, op rod, complete bolt if forged are decent parts. Gas cylinder, sights, are not great, barrel isn't much use as a take off. Stock is worthless, but the metal on it will fetch a few bucks.

 

[1-trident-1]

looks like you would be stuck with a lot of parts that don't sell. things that get replaced with usgi. gas system, sights, trigger group, barrel, bolt.













system, sights

 

[like45's]

Sights are crap, I replaced 6 sights (with USGI or M1 Garand) out of the 7 rifles I have had. With all the parts kits Wolverine broght in we have been lucky to have USGI parts to replace some.Bolts, op-rods. trigger groups and some of the polymer stocks would be about the best parts.

 

[RifleDude]

Wolverine Supplies sells Israeli M14 parts kits, without receiver, for $650.00. These are genuine USGI parts. So, Norinco parts are maybe worth less than 50% of that value. I'd say about $250.00 - $300.00. If you sell the parts one-at-a-time, you'll undoubtedly get more for them than when you sell them as a kit. Generally speaking, older Norinco parts are on par with commercial M1A parts, excepting late manufactured NIM bolts and rear sights, IMHO.