Remington 700 sps is it worth it?

bliedungj

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I have a friend who is really into long range shooting, hes currently looking to sell one gun to fund another so my question for you is what would you expect to pay for:
Remington 700 sps in. 223 1/9 barrel twist, heavy barrel, upgraded magpul 700 hunter stock and old stock, 150 once fired fc brass, set of dies, nikon bdc 600 3x9x40 scope, about 60 vmax 75gr projectiles and a magpul aluminum harris bipod adapter. I wouldnt know where to begin to think of a pricetag on that. I do however know its a tack driver, ive seen him and my brother shoot tennis balls at 450 yards! Any help would be appreciated, thanks in advance!

Jake
 
Without the scope, I think a fair deal would be $800-$1000. depending on round count and condition. The original stocks get $30-$50 on the ee. more hassle to sell than they are worth imo.

Not sure what to put a value on the scope. a 3-9 seems a bit low for my liking for 400+ yards. I would look for something higher power if youre shooting golf balls at the range.
 
This is how I would break it down
223 sps 700.00
Magpul stock 200 with dbm?
Nikon scope 175
Die set 40
Vmax projectiles 12
Brass 15
Bipod adapter 40
Factory stock 20
Also unless your planning on reloading immediately don't bother with the brass and dies. Range brass is plentiful and even quality new brass isn't expensive.
 
This is how I would break it down
223 sps 700.00
Magpul stock 200 with dbm?
Nikon scope 175
Die set 40
Vmax projectiles 12
Brass 15
Bipod adapter 40
Factory stock 20
Also unless your planning on reloading immediately don't bother with the brass and dies. Range brass is plentiful and even quality new brass isn't expensive.
 
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