Someone asked me if I would like to buy their Rem. mod. 722 in .222.
The guy has used this rifle for varmint hunting since he bought it new so it has the normal wear.
I only own Rem. 700's and 788's and 7's (rifles) and have no idea what 722's go for, I know alot of benchrest shooters look for them for the action's.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
Model 722 value?
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goordnance
It's really only worth what you're willing to pay for it. I've seen at least two available per month the past six months on several different sites. They averaged $400 for less than 90% to $600 for 95%+. The .222 seems to sell fairly well for 722 rifles. If this guy is the orginal owner and he's taken care of it, you can hardly go wrong, I have two and they both shoot great.
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Tracker
Thanks for the reply.
The guy bought it new but used it pretty much. I'm not sure if its a 722A,ADL or BDL. From what I read the only difference between the A and ADL is checkering and the difference between the ADL and BDL is better wood. It has a scope on it but nothing good. He wants 350.
I went to a local gun shop tonight and was told if its a 722A in NIB condition its only worth about 350(book value). While there I spotted a 700 classic 25-06 NIB and ended up buying it.
The guy bought it new but used it pretty much. I'm not sure if its a 722A,ADL or BDL. From what I read the only difference between the A and ADL is checkering and the difference between the ADL and BDL is better wood. It has a scope on it but nothing good. He wants 350.
I went to a local gun shop tonight and was told if its a 722A in NIB condition its only worth about 350(book value). While there I spotted a 700 classic 25-06 NIB and ended up buying it.