Need help identifing and valuing AR-15
I recently traded a couple guns i no longer wanted for this AR-15 from a private buyer. I believe I got a good deal because the true value of the two rifles I traded added up to around $600. However , I cannot find literature about this AR. Ive searched numerous sites only to find models that are similar, but they are topping the $1000 mark. I was told by the seller that its value is around $700, and he was willing to take a hit on the trade because he wanted my gun more. He said he took it to the range to fire only once, and after taking a better look , it looked as if it had never been fired. It has Olympic Arms ,Cal. Multi, Mod. M.F.R.,S# SM56**. The barrel has SS 556 etched on top near gas block. Is there anyone who can tell me more about this rifle and its real value ? [img][/img]http://img851.imageshack.us/i/dscn0461j.jpg/[img][/img]http://img195.imageshack.us/i/dscn0455u.jpg/[img][/img]
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One sold for $850 on auction 213512538.
There are 12 pages of completed auctions for them, if you want to go through them .0 -
Olympic Arms AR 15 chambered in 5.56 nato. They are a good AR manufacturer but nothing special value should be in the $700-$800 range.
You got a pretty good deal on it around market value provided it was brand new. What were the other two guns you traded it for??0 -
quote:Originally posted by armilite1015
Olympic Arms AR 15 chambered in 5.56 nato. They are a good AR manufacturer but nothing special value should be in the $700-$800 range.
You got a pretty good deal on it around market value provided it was brand new. What were the other two guns you traded it for??
I gave a beatup model 700 30-06 synthetic and a ruger 10/220 -
$700 around here all day long.
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Thanks for the replys everyone . One more question .. does anyone know what the SM stands for ? Does it stand for "Service Match" ? Or is this just part of the serial # ? 0
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