Enfield AR15?

[nah.fam]

Can anyone tell me what this would be worth? A good friend of mine has asked me to rehome this rifle and I know nothing about it other than it’s an Enfield MERC415 and it’s a super low serial number which may be cool or may mean nothing. Any info helps, thanks in advance!

 

[BHPSteel]

Looks like they're no longer in business. Website is a blank page. Facebook hasn't had a posting in over a year.

Edit: nah.fam They look like they're a business associated with Pawn City of Statesboro.

FFL Registry: Charles Comer Duggan Enfield Rifle Company (Manufacturer)

Valid FFL Manufacturer: Charles Comer Duggan Enfield Rifle Company in Statesboro, GA

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Enfield Rifle Company Introduces MERC415 Rifle

The first model introduced by Enfield is the MERC415 Type I. It is a 5.56 caliber M4 style AR15 (hence 415) made to what the company refers to as Mil-GRADE standards...

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Gun Review: First Look at the New Enfield MERC415 (VIDEO) | Alternative

Enfield. Now there’s a gun with some history. The Lee-Enfield was the go-to rifle of the Brits for the first half of the twentieth century. The gun is still in service in some of the former colonies. But there’s a new Enfield that bears little...

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MSRP looked a bit ambitious for the time, and today, at $1,295

 

[cmshoot]

You want to know the value of the entire rifle, we’re gonna need to see the entire rifle.

Also, a lot of the value of an AR will come from the material and methods used to manufacture each part and piece. Details pics of the gun at least partially disassembled will help.

 

[palmettomoon]

Low serial number on a boutique AR means little would be my guess. Nothing seems current on the innernet since 2013 (ancient history). Old MSRP was $1,295 ($1,800 in today's money). Even given the post Sandy Hook market volatility, (Great Neckbeard Panic of '13), you can buy/assemble a LOT of AR15 for $1,800 in Biden bucks. But, as CM says, it depends on what was used to make them as to value. I've never heard of them until today and I thought I was pretty well informed on the many, many makers of ARs, especially Georgia based companies.

In today's market (Trump slump) I'd guess about Tree Fiddy, but that's because the racks are slam full of sub $400 ARs in Middle Georgia.

 

[Gunanddoglover]

Low serial number on a boutique AR means little would be my guess. Nothing seems current on the innernet since 2013 (ancient history). Old MSRP was $1,295 ($1,800 in today's money). Even given the post Sandy Hook market volatility, (Great Neckbeard Panic of '13), you can buy/assemble a LOT of AR15 for $1,800 in Biden bucks. But, as CM says, it depends on what was used to make them as to value. I've never heard of them until today and I thought I was pretty well informed on the many, many makers of ARs, especially Georgia based companies.

In today's market (Trump slump) I'd guess about Tree Fiddy, but that's because the racks are slam full of sub $400 ARs in Middle Georgia.

A couple months back there was a gun show in Cumming. Vendors were loaded with cheap ARs. One vendor had BOGO ARs. Most looked to be gun store home builds.