Ruger price ck please( now Pic's)

[heavyBullet]

I been out of the loop for a bit and need an estimate on a rifle I may be selling to a friend ( not going on the EE)and I do not want to rip him or myself off, so any help would be appreciated.

Ruger M77 MkII stainless with all weather stock
Purchased new in 2002 for $800
Low round count (100 max)
Trigger replaced with a Timney
Very good condition
Comes with Ruger rings
Without scope

My daughter took some for me with my phone so they are not the best pic's.

 

[two-dogs]

what cal? Is it the canoe paddle stock? What did the trigger cost?

 

[Hugh J]

Just bought a 77 Hawkeye MKII, BNIB $650.

 

[Leif Cott]

Seeing as how its a Ruger thread, anyone have any ideas on pricing for a 270 or 30 cal Ruger No 1 full stock. I don't have one, but would love to... Just wondering what a guy could expect to spend on one.

 

[horseman2]

Without a picture . . . it is like fishing without a hook!

 

[two-dogs]

Seeing as how its a Ruger thread, anyone have any ideas on pricing for a 270 or 30 cal Ruger No 1 full stock. I don't have one, but would love to... Just wondering what a guy could expect to spend on one.

depends on a lot, but anywhere from $800 to, well even up to $1100. daz one pretty lady for sure!

 

[heavyBullet]

Sorry no pic, will post one when I get home, its a .308, and its NOT the canoe paddle stock. If I remember correctly the Timney trigger was in the neighborhood of between? $120 - $140

 

[heavyBullet]

Ok, got a couple pic's up, not the best pic's but better than nothing. I also found the original box in great condition and Instruction manual to go along with the rifle.

 

[m777]

The only No1 RSI I have, I paid $750 for scoped($75). 243 with 18.5 pipe. You don't see that many used come up.
Clint

 

[Boomer]

I'll go out on a limb here and say that without glass, the rifle is probably worth about 60% of the purchase price. The Timney might add a few bucks to the value, but its essentially a $500 rifle. At $500-$550 you would be asking a fair price, or you can go a bit higher with the expectation that you'll be haggled back down. Your biggest problem is that there are rifles of equal quality, in more desirable chamberings (a .308 is a great rifle to own, but a hard one to flog) for less money . . . at least in the eyes of the sharp eyed consumer who will immediately look at a Weatherby Vanguard for less that $500 new.

 

[heavyBullet]

Im fine with $500, I will even throw in a hard case, thanks for your imput

 

[kamlooky]

$500 would be a pretty good deal to your buddy.
More so if it shoots well.