Price Guaging

[gmart025]

[Garv]

You can ask for something close to MSRP or a bit higher and state you are willing to take offers.

Check Gunbroker sales as well.

Good luck.

[BigPimping]

Look on gun broker. Figure out a price. Post it in the marketplace. Wait for a bite. Just remember that firearms priced in a sane manner will sell quickly.

[hambam105]

Friend of mine got rid of his before 6.5 becomes too much more obsolete.

[-hanko]

I would not expect a ton of $$$...

...it's a dying caliber.

[MongooseV8]

You want to sell your 12.5" barrel NFA SBR? Good luck in prison lol.

[NapalmCheese]

I'll give you a $100 for it if you drive it to my place and transfer at my preferred FFL.

[Supersapper]

...it's a dying caliber.

Possibly, but the Army is seriously considering it as a caliber to replace 5.56. If the Army does in fact adopt it, then ammo will become commonplace, the same way 5.56 did back in the day.

[hermosabeach]

Check Gunbroker. Bolt guns are not going for any premium.

[Kestryll]

Possibly, but the Army is seriously considering it as a caliber to replace 5.56. If the Army does in fact adopt it, then ammo will become commonplace, the same way 5.56 did back in the day.

Replacing 5.56 with 6.5 Creedmoor?

Are they really going to upsize to an AR-10 platform or are you thinking of 6.5 Grendel?

[Garbcollector]

Being that it's chambered in 6.5 it should sell quickly if it's priced fair. From what I've noticed bolt action rifles seem to hang around for a while on the market place.

[wpage]

If you price it right it will sell.

[Gunsrruss]

Long range

My 6.5 X 55 Swede is a tack driver at 1,000 yards and it's very close to creedmore. Just how far were you trying to go????

[theduracellbigd]

I highly doubt the USA will replace their 5.56 platform for infantry. Easy to shoot and control accuracy , smaller for more ammo capacity( so more firepower and duration of fire per soldier), less materials needed to make so less money, and it wounds or kills well enough for them to have used in their tactics for the last 60 years. Maybe for some limited role marksman/sniper application you could see 6.5, but why replace the .308 when it has better barrel life, bigger holes, and you already have many weapon systems currently using. The advantages of wind drift and trajectory are not big enough to be concerned with because if and when you must click or use Kentucky windage what is a couple more clicks or another hashmark over. recoil difference is not much and to a trained marksman the recoil is not an issue.

[1859sharps]

Possibly, but the Army is seriously considering it as a caliber to replace 5.56. If the Army does in fact adopt it, then ammo will become commonplace, the same way 5.56 did back in the day.

actually at this time I am finding no current evidence of the US Army planning to replace 5.56 with 6.5 anything. There are some older articles still floating around the internet that speculated they might. The Army is always looking for something better, deadlier etc.

BUT switching out 5.56 would be EXPENSIVE. So the benefit would need to justify the expense.

There is this though....

https://www.military.com/daily-news/2021/06/08/army-isnt-getting-rid-of-its-m4s-and-saws-any-time-soon-general-says.html

But it isn't 6.5 they are looking at anymore.