[sparks1]

Looking to sell my 1998 10/22T and need to know what it is worth.

Bone stock with Simmons 4 pwr scope.

Thanks for the help.

 

[BulletBait]

See if that model has any bid offers on GunBroker. There will be some listings where the seller starts theirs off way too high without any bids.

 

[Raztus]

You might want to do an advanced search and look only at completed auctions that sold (met reserve).

 

[sparks1]

You might want to do an advanced search and look only at completed auctions that sold (met reserve).

Thanks...I forgot that was an option. Duh.

 

[Fanner50]

I would take the Simmons scope off. It's not going to get you one cent extra.
Unless it's a Burris or Leupold it's just not going to bring you any extra money.

 

[sparks1]

I would take the Simmons scope off. It's not going to get you one cent extra.
Unless it's a Burris or Leupold it's just not going to bring you any extra money.

I have no use for it, and I think it will keep the price tag up where I want it.
Thanks for the input.

 

[Silver78]

Well if you put the scope on when the rifle was new then say in your add - includes a vintage period correct Simmons scope.

Also remember to mention the superior aluminum trigger body.

 

[Fanner50]

Well if you put the scope on when the rifle was new then say in your add - includes a vintage period correct Simmons scope.

Also remember to mention the superior aluminum trigger body.

I totally agree. I've sold a lot of stuff on ebay. Write an ad that makes people Want to buy your 10/22. Low round count? Put that in the ad too. Good pictures are worth a thousand words. Close ups are even better. Hype it (but not too much) and someone will want to buy it. Always be truthful though because when they come to see the gun if it is not as advertised they will not be happy and your online reputation will be down the drain, never to recover. :bthumb:

 

[M2HB]

Figure out a price and post it on RFC. No auction fees if you do it that way.