WHat's the Price??

01 March 2008, 17:41

thelakerman

WHat's the Price??

Help me out here. What would a fair price be for a used lefty Weaherby Accumaurk in 30-378 with a Nikon Monarch 4X 12 mounted on it.

It has been shot some and the trigger guard and bottom metal are a little scratched. Otherwise it looks to be in reasonable condition.

I'd like to buy it to shoot it some for awhile then re-sell it but I don't want to be in it too deep. It's at a local gun shop not on AR.

thanks

02 March 2008, 04:17

ROSCOE

I would guess about $1200 but it all depends on condition. That rifle has the reputation as a real barrel burner so make sure it has not been abused before you buy it. Pay close attention to the throat area. These are nice rifles and can be very accurate, however the muzzle blast is incredible and if you ever shoot it with no ear protection it will damage your hearing.

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02 March 2008, 04:34

Snowwolfe

I think you would be better served with a 300 Ultramag. I doubt the 30-378 offers any noticeable velocity increase.
The Rem 700 Ultramag is easier to come by, cheaper, brass is less expensive, and the Remington rifles will hold three down.