M6 410/22 hornet stainless value

[GunTech]

As noted elsewhere, I am churning my gun collection and am considering selling my M6, which never gets used. Blue book has these listed as under $200 and own, but a quick check on Gunbroker shows them sometimes selling for big money

(for example http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=189073906 )

Anyone got an idea on a reasonable price range?

Gun is in excellent condition. I really prefer gunbroker as a last resort, and will probably use it for trade.

Thanks

 

[craiger1987]

if parkerized id place it in the $350 to 450 range
if stainless id say $400- 550

 

[GunTech]

I l isted it on gunbroker. $500 already and 2+ days to go. I did a search and found the last one sold for $700 and was in much poorer condition. WTH?

 

[Maverick223]

$200 seems pretty far off the mark to me, I would say about $600+ is more appropriate if in decent condition. BTW, I too would sell it, as the trigger (or whatever you call that doohicky) is horrible, they aren't notably accurate, and there exist better designed doubles to use for survival and hunting (if you want a dual chambered double at all).

 

[Unistat]

For the Hornet 600-700. Those are more rare than the .22 LR version.

 

[GunTech]

I bought this for my son when he was a little guy. He's a lot bigger now.

 

[jmorris]

If you can get $700+ for it I would do that now. People are paying the stupid prices because they are rare. If they start stamping new unit’s the value will fall like a rock.

Think about a post election $1500 AR thats worth $650 now or the $100/1000 primers that are $26 now.