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Want to try something different. So got to sell something.


Ruger M77 Alaskan (no muzzle break)
375 Ruger
Hogue stock
Vx3-2.5-8.36
Alumna flip up caps

Dies,100 brass, 500+ projectiles, possibly primers and powder.

Round count approx 500-600 has some hunting marks.

Any idea what its worth?
I think the gun is great. Maybe in my head I think it’s worth more than it is?

I find I have been taking other guns out more, the last year or two.
 
500-600 rounds of 375 Ruger?
I salute you!!


2k is my estimate of value. Assembling all that stuff isn’t easy these days.
 
Buckmastr said:
500-600 rounds of 375 Ruger?
I salute you!!


2k is my estimate of value. Assembling all that stuff isn’t easy these days.
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That’s over 8-9 years that I’ve had it.

That’s kinda where I was at $ wize.
Depending how much powder and primers I want to include.
 
I think people are underestimating the value of the reloading package and scope quite a bit.

Selling things as a package can be difficult but assuming the brass is new 700 bucks for that stuff alone would be a steal.

Parting it out can result in more cash but takes longer and more effort invested
 
Rifle w/rings = $1000-$1200
Scope = $500
reloading package = $ can be variable, depends on whether items match a buyers interests, or whether the buyer relaods at all. Dies n brass could sell fast, bullets n powder may be a slow sell
 
I find most buyers want the cheapest price possible and have little interest in reloading packages. It certainly adds value but most people aren’t interested in springing for it all at once.

Breaking everything up is likely the most cost efficient method to move everything along.
 
Turkeyslayer 1300 said:
I find most buyers want the cheapest price possible and have little interest in reloading packages. It certainly adds value but most people aren’t interested in springing for it all at once.

Breaking everything up is likely the most cost efficient method to move everything along.
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I agree, it is always better to list the "base" product at the price you want and list the other junk as optional instead of trying to sell it as a package. I look at this as having to buy a scope I don't want, so I'd pass. But that scope listed separately would probably sell pretty quick.
 
Turkeyslayer 1300 said:
I find most buyers want the cheapest price possible and have little interest in reloading packages. It certainly adds value but most people aren’t interested in springing for it all at once.

Breaking everything up is likely the most cost efficient method to move everything along.
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Probably list the a package price and then break the individual pricing down for those not interested.
I would think most that want a gun like this will be into reloading.
 
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