$1,000,000 LOL...
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How is the milsurp market these days?
- Thread starter 10thmountain
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Well, since we're in the millions on estimates, what would be a fair package price for something more run of the mill like this? The carbine is Inland, serial # 809877. The magazines as pictured and loaded. 13 of the 50 rd boxes of ammo, and 32 of the 10 rd speed loaders. Never have had anything to do with milsurp other than taking my old ass to the VA, so an idea of the value would be appreciated.
Shooter grade Inland if no import markings about $750-$850. Inland made the most carbines. Ammo about .40 a round and mags from $15 to $20 for the 15 rounders if USGI and $20 for the 30 rounders. JMHO.
nice inland!! How does she shoot?
I haven't gotten a chance to shoot this one yet. I inherited one that is almost identical to this one, but gave it to my son. It was a really fun gun to shoot.
Thought Id play around with the new phone
Fun morning on the range with special guest star
TheGman
Feeding his addiction to .308 rifles he loved my DPMS LR-308. He could't miss the flapper on the steel target at 100 yards. These are my favorite shooters. Love the Sig 556R and of course my M1A Loaded.
He also had mad skills with the Steyr AUG
We were both trying to figure what we could trade
alleycat
for the Colt SP1 he snagged.
I was thinking of a USGI 1911A1
TheGman
Feeding his addiction to .308 rifles he loved my DPMS LR-308. He could't miss the flapper on the steel target at 100 yards. These are my favorite shooters. Love the Sig 556R and of course my M1A Loaded.
He also had mad skills with the Steyr AUG
We were both trying to figure what we could trade
alleycat
for the Colt SP1 he snagged. I was thinking of a USGI 1911A1
MILSURP Collector
a great time for sure
