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A Man of Wealth and Taste
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Twas mine
On this Nov 21 this Remington 03A4 Sniper Rifle of mine sold at auction for....$5720.00.....after all is said and done I will get $4700.00 of that amount...Two collectors wanted it and fought it out....it was just about as clean as you could get and they WANTED "THAT" rifle for their collection...and there is NO WAY I could have gotten that much money by advertising it myself...this is one of those that one had better take the offer cause you ain't gona git a sucker like that again anytime soon. The estimate was 3000 to 4000. Not bad for an $1100 investment 12 years ago.
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Sweet. It's nice when you win one.
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Looks nice. The old sniper rifles are getting pretty valuable and nice to see it.
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Original military has been HOT the last few years for sure.
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Isn't there one up for auction on CMP?
Yep, but no scope 1903A4 Sniper Rifle NO Scope SN- Z4000075 Auction
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I have been constantly amazed at the prices of original sniper stuff over the past ten plus years, I still have quite a bit of stuff but it never ceases to amaze me at what people are paying these days.
I had a chance to sell a type 99 sniper and the offer I was given would just about get me another decent P-car, the optics and case was worth a ton. If you have not done so join Gun Runner Auction and watch what happens on there, Todd |
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A Man of Wealth and Taste
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I bought a coupla nice Pennsylvania rifles on Gunrunner and did very well with them thank you.
I got next years price this year for that 03A4.
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