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I have a 7600 carbine in 30-06 with the synthetic stock. Will come with rings and bases. Gun is like new. The only thing that has been modified is the trigger. It has about a $200 trigger job. I’m thinking about selling/trading and just wandering about a value as I’ve seen them all over the place on gunbroker
$800-$1000 w trigger job
The trigger job only adds if prospected buyer likes the result of the trigger job. Nor all fits all.
https://www.gunbroker.com/item/1038905888
I buy and sell carbines pretty often. Synthetics bring $1,100-$1,500 depending on condition and the right buyer. Sold the same gun on GB few weeks ago- Brought $1,500
Originally Posted by khovis33
I buy and sell carbines pretty often. Synthetics bring $1,100-$1,500 depending on condition and the right buyer. Sold the same gun on GB few weeks ago- Brought $1,500


Where are these people on drugs when I'm selling something?
Originally Posted by tzone
Originally Posted by khovis33
I buy and sell carbines pretty often. Synthetics bring $1,100-$1,500 depending on condition and the right buyer. Sold the same gun on GB few weeks ago- Brought $1,500


Where are these people on drugs when I'm selling something?

On Gun Broker.

Duh.



(grin)
Thanks for the info guys
Anybody ask dinny what it should sell for?
The market is still very strong on Remington 7600’s, especially factory carbines. Thank Hal Blood and the Big Woods Bucks crew! I would not hesitate to do a penny start auction on Gunbroker and see where it ends. Lots of good pictures, have the auction end on a Sunday evening, and spring for the extra exposure options on your listing. You’ll almost definitely get north of $1000, maybe MUCH higher.
Originally Posted by miguel
The market is still very strong on Remington 7600’s, especially factory carbines. Thank Hal Blood and the Big Woods Bucks crew! I would not hesitate to do a penny start auction on Gunbroker and see where it ends. Lots of good pictures, have the auction end on a Sunday evening, and spring for the extra exposure options on your listing. You’ll almost definitely get north of $1000, maybe MUCH higher.
Hal Blood has definitely influenced some of it he got one of mine a while back. The issue with Gunbroker unless you sell quite a bit and take credit cards the auctions sometimes don't do as well. I've watched numerous auctions for identical guns. One is from a seller who takes credit cards and has plenty of positive feedback. The other from someone who only accepts money order/ checks and say maybe a few positive feedback. The known sellers gun will always do way better.
https://www.gunbroker.com/item/1035213430
Big woods bucks brings big bucks I suppose.

https://www.gunbroker.com/item/1038667013
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