Selling Up some advice please

[xpfisherman]

Hi Guys

Hopefully some on here will remember me but I havent posted in so long. I have to change jobs and now solidly work shifts. the two air guns I own havent been used in almost 2 years and I think its time to let go, I had a look on the sales pages but I cant see any of mine to get a rough idea on a current price, could you please advise so that my sales listing will be in or around the current pricing?

I will upload to the sales pages with full pics but Im looking for a price for an Air Arms S200(NON FAC) and a Daystate MK4 Thumbhole Sporter(FAC) mint condition

My S200 is far from standard as youll see when posted but I need a guideline for both to work from

I will also have accessories , pellets etc


Thanks


Mark

[CapitalBee]

Well, a basic S200, without scope, 10 shot conversion or reg' is £400 new. Add the cost of your scope and any add-on's. Then take off 20% VAT, which the shops charged when they sold you the items and a further reduction to account for the second hand market and you'll be somewhere close. The AA's are all popular, so don't price yourself too low.

[xpfisherman]

Many thanks for the response, appreciate you taking the time.


Mark

[Murphy]

Unless you need the money I would advise not to sell.

You will start shooting sometime in the future and will regret having to buy again.

[Murphy]

Ah just noticed your location!

[petethemap]

Selling in Scotland is very difficult at the moment. The licence situation has killed the market. Good luck anyway.

[xpfisherman]

Hi mate nothing to do with living in Scotland Im a shotgun and FAC holder. Im just not getting the use just now and cant see it happening in the near future. I used to be out 3 and 4 times a week mainly for rabbits and rats but now nothing

[bighit]

see if Scott hastie at livelines will sell them for you. not sure if does it though. worth a try.

[chris.e]

As a guideline, start with a price two thirds the cost of new and go from there.

[barrel]

As a guideline, start with a price two thirds the cost of new and go from there.

I remember you mate, hope life is treating you well. As above but don't sell them for silly money as I am sure there are some people who would be quite prepared to take full advantage of your location.

Kindest regards

Barrel