Price on a Ruger MKIII?

[Kappy]

[plam408]

I was in the same situation. I was going to post one for $700 but I sold it to a buddy of mine for $600. What's the condition of it and how many rounds through the pipe?

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[Tank 57]

Off roster and in demand. Offer is low. If gun is in good shape, $700 is not unreasonable. Round count on these guns is really not a consideration.

List in marketplace and see what happens. No takers at $700, then I'm wrong.

[Garv]

A guy? 700

A friend: 650

500 is low in CA.

[CSACANNONEER]

It really depends on the exact model.

[Fatcat]

A guy offered to buy my Ruger MKIII. Stainless, 6 7/8” slab side. Offered me $500. I said no, but he asked for a counter offer. What’s fair?

“Slab slide” meaning that there are flats on the barrel? If that barrel is untaperd had has those flats it sounds like a “Competition” model which was priced higher than the other models. That model also have a pair of wood stocks, checkered stocks w/ a thumb rest. The top of the barrel should be machined for a pair of Ruger scope rings which should also be included.

If you can confirm if it is a “Competition” model, 500 is a very fair price. If it was a MKII, it would be even more in demand.

**** Sorry OP, thought you were purchasing one. Ask for $700 and work from there

[Kappy]

It didn't com with rings, but it came with a rail. It did come with cocobolo grips w/thumb rest. I still have them though I've never used them. Yes, the barrel is flat on the side. No taper.

I've had thousands of rounds through it.

[Kappy]

Looks like this one:

[TKM]

I believe that to be a KMK678GC. $500 in Free America or 2004. (see GunBroker)

More in California.

[olhunter]

You'll get $700 for it easy. Maybe even $750 - $775 depending.

He low-balled you at $500 hoping to get a deal.

[newbie1234]

Take it, if you don't then I will .

- For 22 shooters or bull-eye shooters $500 is a bargain.
- For big bore shooters, those guys never pay more than $250 for any .22LR pistol , because they don't want it or they don't care and GSG 1911 .22LR NIB price around $250.

[Canucky]

It didn't com with rings, but it came with a rail. It did come with cocobolo grips w/thumb rest. I still have them though I've never used them. Yes, the barrel is flat on the side. No taper.

I've had thousands of rounds through it.

Kappy I paid over $500 for my hunter mk 3 model at sportman's warehouse years ago. Now off roster. Good to see you posting again.

[Fishslayer]

I would agree with $700-ish ballpark. How good a buddy is he? I sold a 22/45 to a buddy for what I had in it... after it went off roster. He's a pretty good buddy.

[Fatcat]

Here’s a Mk II that a forum member is selling.

http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/showthread.php?t=1467819

[TAS]

I have the competition model as well and would think that $700 would be a fair value (without optics) on it as well, especially here in CA. I ended up putting a Burris FF III on it and it's a great shooter.

BTW - mine did not come with scope rings either but it was drilled and tapped for a rail. For the FF, I used a Burris mount instead of the rail, which puts it at a much lower profile.