1990 Ruger 10/22 LR Value
Never been fired, mint condition. Looking for value. Thank you.
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I have one N-I-B 1981 STAINLESS WALNUT & Checkering 0 -
Checking the COMPLETED sales on GB, I've seen them from $180 to $300.
Realistically, A common gun like a 10/22 does NOT gain much value being not fired. Your gun is worth what someone is willing to spend for it. Or they could go to any store and buy the same thing new.0 -
I have seen them last couple of days for $230 up to $350 with Scope. New one depending on mod down in the 250 range. 0 -
It is not hard to spend $1000.00 up grading a 10/22
#1 The Best barrel is $500.00
#2 The stocks are UP-UP-$75.00 to $1500.00
#3 a good complete Compettion Receiver $800.00 and up
#4 Scope and mounts, $75.00 and up as far as you want to go.
You see it can be Made to fit your wallet.
WEal-Mart has New ones for as low as $247.500 -
quote:Originally posted by babun
Checking the COMPLETED sales on GB, I've seen them from $180 to $300.
Realistically, A common gun like a 10/22 does NOT gain much value being not fired. Your gun is worth what someone is willing to spend for it. Or they could go to any store and buy the same thing new.
The 1990 will have an aluminum trigger group body and aluminum barrel band. The current ones in stores have these parts made in polymer, so you're not really buying "the same thing."
People will pay a premium for an older, new, aluminum parts one -- nothing extreme, but you may be able to get $50 to $75 more than what the similar configuration ones in polymer are selling for.
Do you have the original box, manual, scope base and screws that came with it when it was new? If not, don't expect too much of a premium.0
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