I have a Remington 700 VLS in .22-250 with Leupold rings and Weaver bases, I'd say 95% condition and only about 500 rnds through it. I love shooting it at the range but It's just to heavy for a serious hunting rifle.(In my opinion) I'm wanting to sell/Trade it so I can get a pistol but I'M CLUELESS. Haven't bought any guns in a few years (since I bought this rifle new) and How do I determine what it's worth or a reasonable price to ask for it?
What's it worth?
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A 22-250 is not easy on barrels, I would say $500 . Then a new barrel can run $400 instatted if you know a gunsmith, and get a deal.
If the gun has something left, maybe $600
If the gun has something left, maybe $600
Thanks for your replies. I know the .22-250 can be hard on the barrel, But mine really hasn't seen many rounds go through it (did the math it is actually about 390 ish) it still has lots of life still in it. Thanks again this should help in my decision making.
