Best way to list a hunting rifle

[GFB]

I was thinking that the less variables there are the more likely it might be to find a buyer. For example, someone might really like a rifle and have no interest in the scope or vice versa. Finding someone who wants the exact setup I have, for example, seems like it would be a smaller pool of potential buyers.

What say you?

 

[ReservoirDawg10]

Just list it as you like. Can always give options.

 

[Bennyboy]

I’d offer it how you have it setup in case it doesn’t sell but offer prices without scope and mount. I personally like to do my own scope setup.

Also, don’t forget to lie about its accuracy.

 

[palmettomoon]

First of all, it's a "snapper raffle" not a huntin' rifle.

Second, it needs a laser (beam on it), a flash light, vertical foregrip, bolt knob enlarger device, bipod (preferably one that costs $500+) and it needs a ArchAngel stock.

 

[GFB]

Also, don’t forget to lie about its accuracy.

They're all tack drivers in my eyes, even the ones that haven't lived up to their full potential yet.

 

[basstracker89]

You put a good price on it here, it will sell. Having options for the buyer is good.

 

[GFB]

You put a good price on it here, it will sell.

That's what people in metro Atlanta usually say.

 

[BIKER13]

for $26 extra I can get a new one at LGS

 

[the_great_white]

Threaten to put it back in the safe........that seems to work around here.

All I read was the thread title, now let me go read the OP and options...

 

[GFB]

for $26 extra I can get a new one at LGS

I might own one rifle you could buy at the gun store, but I understand your point.

ETA - I think I own zero rifles you could buy at your local gun store now that I think about it.