Remington titanium

[tomL]

What is the market value of a mint condition Remington Titanium in 300 WSM?

Tom

 

[Buckmastr]

2k IMO

 

[tomL]

Anyone else?

Tom

 

[Weatherby Fan]

2 years ago I paid $2000 for a bnib Rem 700 Ti 7mm Rem Mag, decided I didn’t care for it and sold it for the same.

I’ve seen them for $1600-$2200

 

[remington jim]

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[bearkilr]

The galling gun. I'd say $2k for sure,considering prices of anything lately.

 

[Duncan Idaho]

The original Titanium was usually around $900 and the Alaskan Ti averaged around $1600 when they were on the shelf. The original Ti was good if the ntent was to use it for the action and add a good barrel, trigger, and stock. The Alaskan was way overpriced for such a heavy rifle with a crappy stock. As they are no longer in production and they are scarce on the secondhand market, price really depends on how badly someone else wants it.

 

[7mag]

$1800-$2000 easy these days

 

[tomL]

First or Second Series Tom - RJ

Don't know. How can I tell?

Tom

 

[remington jim]

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[Slimbo]

I don’t think they made the gen 1 in 300 wsm

 

[remington jim]

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[blargon]

Don't know. How can I tell?

Tom

Post a picture.

 

[blargon]

I don’t think they made the gen 1 in 300 wsm

I believe you are correct. They came in .300 saum, but not wsm.

 

[Leeper]

Being a WSM has to drag it down a bit.

 

[Duncan Idaho]

Gen 1, Titanium: 243, 260Rem, 270Win, 7-08, 7RM, 7 SAUM, 308, 30-06, 300 SAUM. I heard there were a few made in 280Rem and 300WM but they were not released as a full production run. No WSM cartridges.

 

[remington jim]

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[remington jim]

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