What would you ask?

[BsChoy]

I have a Remington 700 with a 20 inch heavy barrel in 308 with about 200 rounds down the tube currently. It has a Sightron S-II 3.5-10 with a duplex reticle. I also recently got done painting the stock woodland camo and the barrel from the front of the reciever OD green. I left the reciever parkerized black as it came. The stock is what I believe to be a Macmillan. The only flaw is a stripped scope base screw on the rear mount. The scope bases by the way are Leupold standard front dovetail rear windage adjustable type with leupold rings. I would include 150 rounds once fired brass and the dies (RCBS) standard FL sizing and seating.

 

[MDW GUNS]

Painting it does not help the resell value.
Also, price/sell the scope seperatly.
The tricky question is how much and I am not sure what model you exactly have!
Do you have a picture of it?

 

[BsChoy]

No pics yet,. I know the paint doesn't help resale but it appeals to alot of people nowadays. The model scope is the SIIB351042 model on their website without mildots. Very clear and accurate

 

[dakotasin]

which model is it?
you're going to take a tremendous hit because of the paint, and you must know for sure if that is a mcm stock or not - it is most certainly material to how to price it.

if it is an ltr, and that is not a mcm stock, $450. if it is a mcm, $650... those would be absolute max prices for me - your mileage may vary. you'll do better to sell the scope seperately.

 

[BsChoy]

The scope is definitely not the usual remmy stock and it appears to have aluminum pillars (sp?). Thanks for the input guys I appreciate it.