Varmint 22-250 Value

[AK99516]

I am new to the site and am trying to find the value of my Browning A-Bolt 22-250. It was a Shot Show special with limited production. I am planning on listing it in the trading post when I am allowed. Not sure when that will be but would appreciate some help on what a reasonable posting price would be. I plan on selling it with the Leupold VX II. It is in great shape, you can see one little nick on the bottom metal and very slight lines where the bipod was attached. Thanks for the input in advance.

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[redneck2]

Typically I'd say about 70% of new OTD (not list) price. You'll likely do better is you sell them separately

 

[LoonWulf]

No clue as to value, but NICE GUN!!!

And welcome!

 

[joed]

Nice gun, and I'm not even a Browning rifle fan. When I bought my first centerfire I looked at one but like the Remington a little more.

But that looks great.

 

[cdb1]

Selling scope and rifle together will take longer than selling them separately.

 

[LoonWulf]

I also agree with breaking them up. Especially since a 3-9x isnt what people usually go for on a heavy barreled varmint blaster.

 

[cat_IT_guy]

I also agree with breaking them up. Especially since a 3-9x isnt what people usually go for on a heavy barreled varmint blaster.

This was my first thought as well. A VXII is a nice scope for a hunting rifle, but folks interested in 22-250 are likely thinking long-ish range targets or blasting varmints, both of which are typically done with higher mag scopes. If it were me, Id take the scope off and throw it on ebay, then sell the gun on the trading post, locally, or using gunbroker or similar.

 

[BrocLuno]

Yup, me too. I think it'll bring more separated ...