Value of a Colt 6920

[Mik123]

Hi All,

I have a Colt 6920 bought from Irunguns with the following aftermarket parts added on:

KAC 600m micro rear sights
KAC Carbine length Quad Rail
B5 Systems Barvo Stock
Bravo Company Gunfighter Grip Mod 3

Round count is a bit over 500 rounds. It has the military roll mark if that makes any difference. I'll post some pics when I get home later tonight.

I'm wondering what would be a fair selling price for this rifle? I don't really want to sell it butI have an NR ACR on order and logically I don't see the point of keeping the AR since it's only a range toy.

Thanks,

Mik

 

[fenceline]

How much did you pay for it?

 

[playinghooky]

You'll end up taking a hit on the aftermarket parts. Kinda like having a car with a bunch of aftermarket performance parts or stereo. Dealer or whoever buys the car won't pay much extra unless they really want those parts. Sell them separately. You might get $1100-1200 for the rifle.

 

[Mik123]

I bought the rifle when Irunguns had them on sale for for $999 (plus shipping and GST). I'll have to dig through my email for the cost of the parts.

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[hbean]

Sell the rifle and aftermarket parts separately, take the price you paid and take off 10-15%

 

[Mik123]

Thanks for the advice. I got rid of the Magpul MOE furniture the rifle came with. WouldI be able to sell the rifle without the furniture?

You'll end up taking a hit on the aftermarket parts. Kinda like having a car with a bunch of aftermarket performance parts or stereo. Dealer or whoever buys the car won't pay much extra unless they really want those parts. Sell them separately. You might get $1100-1200 for the rifle.

 

[hbean]

Thanks for the advice. I got rid of the Magpul MOE furniture the rifle came with. WouldI be able to sell the rifle without the furniture?

sell the upper and lower separately, on the their own you can probably fetch a price equal to what you paid for.

 

[playinghooky]

sell the upper and lower separately, on the their own you can probably fetch a price equal to what you paid for.

The problem with selling upper and lower separately is you may end up with the upper that no one wants.

 

[Mik123]

Here's some cell pics I took if that helps.

 

[mikethebike]

Its a colt, put it on the EE for whatever value you seem fair, and see if people bite, if they dont lower it till they bite.

 

[gushulak]

I would say $1000 is a fair price for a newer Colt.

 

[Stoner99]

I would keep that AR. It's perfect. Nice setup and mostly a classic now. All you need.

But if you are bent on selling it. EE. Is where it is at.

I am in the market for a lower.

 

[Mik123]

Thanks for all your advice guys. After playing around with it yesterday I think I'll hold onto it for a bit longer at least. I'm in no rush to sell and I really like the rifle. I wish I wasn't such a hoarder.

 

[mikethebike]

Thanks for all your advice guys. After playing around with it yesterday I think I'll hold onto it for a bit longer at least. I'm in no rush to sell and I really like the rifle. I wish I wasn't such a hoarder.

I would keep it as well, always good having 1 or 2 or 3 good ARs around