jad0110
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I've got a Del-Ton 16" mid length HBAR upper assembly that I may be selling soon either online or locally and wanted to get a better feel for it's value. I would like to price it fairly, but I don't want to cheat my budget for my planned Colt 604 / M16 or 603 / XM16E1 build 
. Here are some specifics:
- 5.56 NATO chamber
- 1x9 twist
- 16" mid length gas system
- HBAR
- T-marked flat top upper
- Standard A2 style birdcage flash suppressor
- Standard A2 style front sight assembly / gas block
- Standard charging handle
- Chrome lined bore and chamber
- Standard feed ramps
- Del-Ton AR-15 Bolt Carrier Group (they gas key was tightened after coming loose and staked by a gunsmith) with fully shrouded firing pin, chromed interior and gas key
This upper has only 324 rounds through it, mostly steel cased Wolf ammo and Georgia Arms commercial reloads. It is in like-new condition. There is nothing wrong with it, other than the fact that I've found I greatly prefer a thinner barrel profile for less muzzle heft.
The upper does NOT include a rear sight of any type, nor does it have hand gaurds.
The NIB retail price of this configuration (sans hand gaurds and rear sight) is around $375, so I'll certainly be asking less than that.
I plan to sell the upper either with the BCG (factory headspaced), or without - buyer's choice. So what would be a fair price either way (with BCG, or no BCG)?
Thank you for your help.
. Here are some specifics:- 5.56 NATO chamber
- 1x9 twist
- 16" mid length gas system
- HBAR
- T-marked flat top upper
- Standard A2 style birdcage flash suppressor
- Standard A2 style front sight assembly / gas block
- Standard charging handle
- Chrome lined bore and chamber
- Standard feed ramps
- Del-Ton AR-15 Bolt Carrier Group (they gas key was tightened after coming loose and staked by a gunsmith) with fully shrouded firing pin, chromed interior and gas key
This upper has only 324 rounds through it, mostly steel cased Wolf ammo and Georgia Arms commercial reloads. It is in like-new condition. There is nothing wrong with it, other than the fact that I've found I greatly prefer a thinner barrel profile for less muzzle heft.
The upper does NOT include a rear sight of any type, nor does it have hand gaurds.
The NIB retail price of this configuration (sans hand gaurds and rear sight) is around $375, so I'll certainly be asking less than that.
I plan to sell the upper either with the BCG (factory headspaced), or without - buyer's choice. So what would be a fair price either way (with BCG, or no BCG)?
Thank you for your help.
