Realistic AR Price

[MSUSpartan99]

I've got one too many AR's, what would a realistic price to charge for a DPMS Oracle 16" AR-15. Less than a hundred rounds trough it, plus 1 30 and 1 20 round Magpul mags. Cheapo red dot sight that wouldn't add any real value.

Armslist isn't helpful, as those idiots are charging almost a grand and that doesn't seem realistic to me. Any ideas?

[joepistol]

just checking around online, saw prices ranging from $400 - $550.. these were probably pre-covid, gun grab madness that has pushed prices upward.
Depending on what you spent on it, I'd think around $ 600 would be a fair price & you'd probably find a buyer quickly.
Could ask any amount & it someone wants it..they'll pay your price.
Buying a cheap AR isn't the attraction it once was, because you aren't going to find any cheap ammo for it anytime soon, IMO.

[john.41]

Recent sales on GB, used.

https://www.gunbroker.com/item/876532250

https://www.gunbroker.com/item/876399170

https://www.gunbroker.com/item/876532838

https://www.gunbroker.com/item/877245557

[Sledhead]

Throw in some ammo and I bet you could fetch close to $1000.

[dirtmcgirt76239]

Throw in some ammo and I bet you could fetch close to $1000.

agreed, there is nothing on the shelves, people paid crazy money for dmps base model ar15s in 2008.

You can wait till till about oct 20 and add $250 more. You will get $1000, face to face sale meet at local police station. You cannot get what you do not ask for.

Start asking for the $1,000 now, you will not have to wait long.

[JK001]

At least sell it for what you bought it for. It never hurts to ask for more and settle for less. I don’t think prices are as bad as they were after Sandy Hook. I know someone who sold that same thing with a $30 UTG hand grader forearm for $1,400 during that time.