Ruger 10-22 price question

[Corpsman_Up]

I have a 1982 manufactured Ruger 10-22 I am purchasing from a colleague. She wouldn't give me a price, just asked me not to rip her off (which I have no intention of doing). I have the serial number but am thinking it might not be wise to post it? It is a full wood stock and is gently used. I am looking for a fair price range. I apologize if this is the wrong place to post this question.

[Spyder]

I've paid between a hundred bucks and 250 for a used one. Because it's older, and therefore cooler, and probably better built, give her whatever they go for at your local Big5/turners/whatever.

[blkside]

New is in the neighborhood of 219 last I checked. 175-200 if not damaged seems fair.

[Corpsman_Up]

It also has a pre-ban 25 round magazine

[AR22]

I would not buy a 10-22 I would buy a Model 60, but I agree I would buy a older 10-22 for more money before I would buy a brand new one..Same if I buy a Model 60. I would never buy a new one over a 20 year old used one. I would not buy a new one of either brand..

I would also stay several years back if considering a used 10-22 also..

[majtom94]

My number would be $250. Since it older and pre ban.


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[AceGirlsHusband]

Ace Girl bought her 10/22 in 1985 at a hardware store in North Carolina, on sale, for $79.95. It still shoots great - and is probably worth more than she paid for it.

[Occams Rasor]

New is in the neighborhood of 219 last I checked. 175-200 if not damaged seems fair.

What he said ^^^^. I paid $180 for a used one in good condition. Wanted it because it still had the metal trigger group vs plastic of new. Add a few bucks for the hi cap mag and that would be fair.

[dyson]

Less than $200

[danez71]

It also has a pre-ban 25 round magazine

No it doesn't.

[Dinosaur Jr]

The 25rd magazine can not be legally transferred in CA.

[Pauliedad]

$250 to $300 for the cool factor. If its in great shape on the higher end of the range.

[Tank 57]

I think $200 would be fair to both parties.

[Think4WD]

I agree with the 200 or so. I personally wouldn't pay more for an old used one over new. Reason is new has a warranty and with used you never know how used.

[Fishslayer]

According to Google Fu an '82 is pre plastic trigger group housing and I believe (could be wrong) it has real blueing on the receiver vice the cheesey paint they use nowadays. A bit more desirable. I would buy it for $200 if it was in good condition.