scpaul
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Good for you. It's a nice piece. Makes me feel better about the weapons that I've bought for investments, although almost all of the rifles have some very light use.
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Remington 700 value?
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Doom2
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FYI,
The lack of a white insert on the fore grip tip is a sign of a Custom Shop rifle. Since the receiver is 2018 vintage the rifle was assembled by Dakota Arms which was functioning as the Custom Shop.
The lack of a white insert on the fore grip tip is a sign of a Custom Shop rifle. Since the receiver is 2018 vintage the rifle was assembled by Dakota Arms which was functioning as the Custom Shop.
scpaul
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I don't have any with a white spacer. When did they start that. I know that all of mine are at least 20 yrs. old so I'm just curious. Did Dakota do really good custom shop work?
Not to be a buzz kill here but I know a great many sauvy gun owners who wouldn't give a single US dollar bill for a Rem rifle made in the last 5 years of production before bankruptcy much less one made in the last 5 days!
Regardless of how great it looks.
Regardless of how great it looks.
SDPlinker
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Malingering !!! You are not killing anyone's so called buzz, it is just senseless, meritless opinion you have projected.
I think it has plenty of merit. However I asked my wife and she agreed with you that I rarely have any sense. So I'll give ya 50% credit for your reply.
*Tips hat*
Have a great day!
Mike Matteson
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Thanks for the information on serial no's.
tigerrose01
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I've seen Remington 700s coming through at 4 to 5 times what they retailed for when new over the last few years. I'm guilty of overpaying for one myself. I found a 700 LH LSS in 338 RUM and bid it well over its value because I knew I'd never find another one in like new condition again. It had never been fired since it left the factory. The guy made $1200 on his investment over 25 years. I have a coworker that paid over $2k for one in .257 Robert's a couple years ago. I think that was a situation of late night drinking whiskey, while he was on an auction site.
Heck. I'd pay about treefiddy for one of the new Alpha 1 rifles.
tigerrose01
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I'm not sure if I would. A couple years before they went bankrupt, a guy in my original hometown area caught a bolt in the face while sighting in his new rifle with factory ammo. They were able to show that it was a quality issue with the rifle that caused it. My family who still live in the area won't go near a Remington 700 if they don't know the date of manufacture. The guy did live but had to have several repair surgeries. I personally like all my 700's and 722's but they're all older ones too.
