17hmr hunter

[3underpar]

I'm sure some of you were looking but there was a hunter 17hmr on gunbroker that didn't sell . The asking price was 1150
What would you guys/gals think is the right number?

 

[gnappi]

I would like one if for no other reason than it's a hunter but in reality a .22 mag is sufficient for most handgun distances at a far more palatable cost.

So I think sub $1k would be easier to sell.

 

[contender]

But was it a convertible?

 

[thinckley]

But was it a convertible?

No, not a convertible.

I'm sure some of you were looking but there was a hunter 17hmr on gunbroker that didn't sell . The asking price was 1150
What would you guys/gals think is the right number?

I would expect between $1,000 & $1,100. Asking $1,150 with a 3% CC fee is probably why it isn't moving. After all of the taxes and fees from GB it would be closet to $1300.

 

[Uncle Howie]

No, not a convertible.


I would expect between $1,000 & $1,100. Asking $1,150 with a 3% CC fee is probably why it isn't moving. After all of the taxes and fees from GB it would be closet to $1300.

While I don’t disagree… it would have been a relative bargain, compared to this example from last fall!

https://www.rugerforum.com/threads/17hmr-single-six-hunter-auctioned-on-gb-for-1725…-😳.317896/

 

[3underpar]

It's relisted,,,,,1,149.00 starting bid

 

[thinckley]

There is another one with 13 days left that is currently sitting at $760:

https://www.gunbroker.com/item/1098773641

 

[3underpar]

That same seller also has a Ruger SRH IN 22 hornet

 

[ibboatin28]

Those have appreciated in value. Back when I was buying them I think they were about 650.00 for the non convertible