Picked up a 110 chambered in .300 RSAUM. Been looking online and haven't been able to find one in that caliber to give me an idea of value. Just curious what everybody's thoughts on the value would be. It is wood stocked and in excellent condition.
Ok, I'll bite.
Was it originally chambered in that caliber, or has it been rebarrelled?
I would personally consider that chambering to be a hindrance, due to the scarcity of factory ammo, brass and dies.
If you bought it to "flip", you're going to have to find a handloader, with hopefully a supply of brass and the dies.
If you bought it to hunt with, the cartridge will certainly take game, but you better start beating the bushes for brass and dies.
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Yes it appears to be the factory barrel. And I actually traded a 30/06 savage axis (it was a walmart clearance gun that I bought for $180) for the rifle. Didnt really have any intentions in mind for the gun. Just mainly got it to add to the collection. And I have been able to find several boxes of ammo locally for pretty reasonable prices but I do handload as well so I'm going to try to locate a set of dies
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