23 September 2005, 09:55
WarhawkPrice check, Remingon 700 BDL .375 H&H
I've got a nearly new Remington 700 BDL in .375 H&H. The original owner said he had fired it seven times, then put it away. I've had it about 2 years and never fired it.
It is absolutely like new, any idea of what it's worth?
23 September 2005, 10:38
BusMaster007Why, yes. Yes, I do!
It's worth shooting more than 7 times to estimate its approximate value!
SHOOT IT.
It's the only way you'll know.
( Disclaimer: I personally hope you find it to be extremely accurate and reliable; and keep it. )
23 September 2005, 17:36
hikerbumIts worth no more than $200, so sell it to me.
Like Bus says, go shoot it. USe it, have fun.
23 September 2005, 20:53
WarhawkI need to clarify a little. I own this thing, I've had it about two years now. I'm thinking about selling it to fund another project and curious what it would be worth.
23 September 2005, 21:05
vapodogquote:
Originally posted by Warhawk:
I've got a nearly new Remington 700 BDL in .375 H&H. The original owner said he had fired it seven times, then put it away. I've had it about 2 years and never fired it.
It is absolutely like new, any idea of what it's worth?
I sold a classic in that cal for $500
23 September 2005, 21:13
AfricanHunterquote:
Originally posted by Warhawk:
I've got a nearly new Remington 700 BDL in .375 H&H. The original owner said he had fired it seven times, then put it away. I've had it about 2 years and never fired it.
It is absolutely like new, any idea of what it's worth?
Being a Remington 700 it is only worth what some Mod 700 lover is willing to pay and not a dollars of "blue sky" just because it only has 7 bullets downe the tube.
23 September 2005, 21:29
SnowwolfeI just bought a brand new stainless BDL in 375 with iron sights for $590. If your rifle is in excellent condition you may be able to get $450-$500 for it.