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Message: <blockquote data-quote="HoLeChit" data-source="post: 4116409" data-attributes="member: 35036">Welcome Mark. Selling your stuff, best way to get a feel for prices is to do several things, and then take everythign into consideration before selling.1: look at what has sold on gunbroker recently. If you go up to the search bar, click, "advanced Search" and click on "completed items" you can search for auctions that have ended, and get a feel for what theyre pricing stuff for on gunbroker. Sadly, this isnt and end all be all, as much of gunbroker is stuff priced way too high, and people making accounts to bid on their own product, driving up the bids. Keep that stuff in mind. <a href="https://www.gunbroker.com/" target="_blank">https://www.gunbroker.com/</a>2: Check Armslist for prices of comparable things. Again, might be priced way high, might be priced way low.3: look here at the old ads. Look at the current ads. You can usually get a pretty good feel for what everything is accepted here. Maybe look at Longrange Hunting, ARFcom, and Sniper's Hide classifieds for more references. 4: Ask. go buy some ammo or an accessory from a local gunstore, chat with the owner a bit. Ask him what he would sell XYZ gun for in his shop. Make sure to have a few pics and a basic understanding of its condition. Or ask another forum member. I'm happy to give a little help, within reason.5: I don't know anything about clubs or comps really, but theres lots here that do. We even have a dedicated forum for it. <a href="https://www.okshooters.com/forums/competitions-upcoming-events.21/" target="_blank">Competitions & Upcoming Events</a></blockquote>

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