Parting the gun out may bring in more money...just a thought 
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About $300 +/- together.
$350-$400 parted if you're willing to wait for the right buyers.
Good luck.
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Keep it
Keep the mech mag as a backup paint saver and get a Viking.
Keep the hopper reguardless, you'll need it.
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i'll give you 20 for the reloader 2.
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pmr sucks IMO. I'd rather spend the money on an upped pm5 or a pm6.Comment
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how about a trade for a rediculous angel?
http://automags.org/forums/showthread.php?t=211677Comment
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Its worth $400
You'll probably only get $300-350 without parting it out
You are better off keeping it, trust me, I have made the same mistake. You sell the gun, decide you miss it and want it back, (or one like it) and then spend far more than you sold it for to get back to where you started off.
keep the mag, save up and buy a new gunComment
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parting?
what does parting a gun mean? this is a new term to me?
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You sell the valve and bolt and lvlx kit for about $190Originally posted by nathanjones008 what does parting a gun mean? this is a new term to me?
You sell the ULE body for about $100
You sell the Intelliframe for about $80
You sell the rail for $40 (?)
As long as you charge your costs for time and shipping, you can sell the other bits like the barrel, sear, loader.
In good condition, mag parts will get you about 2/3 to 3/4 of the list price. When you sell it as a marker, you get about 2/3 of AGDs list, which is already cheaper than the sum of the parts and someone has to buy 'your' marker instead of ordering or creating their own. If you have cut, ground, or replaced factory parts, you will have to really play up what a "cool mod" it is.
That's what I see on eBay. I think the others around here have some other markets that might be better.
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hey
thanks everyone for their input i will deeply consider all that has been said.Comment
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