Value of a 1V, - 06/29/14
in 6.5 Creedmoor? Very low rd count.
Tom
Tom
Re: Value of a 1V, - 06/29/14
good wood?
Re: Value of a 1V, - 06/29/14
Very pretty.
Re: Value of a 1V, - 07/01/14
In 2007 I won an on line auction for a 1999 223 #1V for $500 + $43 FFL and shipping.
If I owned a few hundred guns, that would still be my favorite to shoot.
What every they want for that #1V, pay it, and enjoy shooting that rifle.
If I owned a few hundred guns, that would still be my favorite to shoot.
What every they want for that #1V, pay it, and enjoy shooting that rifle.
Re: Value of a 1V, - 07/01/14
Without seeing it I think $800 to $900 is a "good" price, and a fair offer to a private party. Dealers will want more. If the wood is well figured, and you're striving to pick one that's a rare #1, it's probably worth more.
If you just especially like the cartridge, then the #1 allows flexibility in bullets/seating lengths, which is a plus.
YMMV
If you just especially like the cartridge, then the #1 allows flexibility in bullets/seating lengths, which is a plus.
YMMV
Re: Value of a 1V, - 07/02/14
Life is short. If you want it, buy it.