LaRue OBR 18" 7.62

[IsthatDrew]

I have a LaRue OBR 18" 7.62 that I purchased 3 years ago along with some accessories. It's never been fired but I have added the accessories so it's not "NIB" officially. I'm looking for advice for how I should list it on the marketplace or if there would be any interest in it at all. When I ordered it from LaRue there was a bit of a wait time. Not sure if that's still the case with them or not. I will appreciate any input.

[DP425]

I have a LaRue OBR 18" 7.62 that I purchased 3 years ago along with some accessories. It's never been fired but I have added the accessories so it's not "NIB" officially. I'm looking for advice for how I should list it on the marketplace or if there would be any interest in it at all. When I ordered it from LaRue there was a bit of a wait time. Not sure if that's still the case with them or not. I will appreciate any input.

"never fired" isn't really a statement that's worth a whole lot to prospective buyers on price. It's not going to get you bumped up to near retail.

For the base rifle, I'd suggest starting at 15% off retail, but be willing to drop it from there. Accessories are a mixed bag. It's really hard to say without knowing what it is you've added. Some items add a lot more value; most items add very little. Even then, the higher return accessories (high-end optics, mounts, bipod, etc), usually sell better on their own.

Wait now for Larue rifles is much shorter.

[IsthatDrew]

Thanks for the info. I didn't realize it would have depreciated that much. I might try my luck with a private sale as opposed to a public auction.

[JohnS624]

Thanks for the info. I didn't realize it would have depreciated that much. I might try my luck with a private sale as opposed to a public auction.

Look at it from the buyer's point of view. Would you pay almost retail for a used gun. DP425'S 15% isn't that much.