[CrazyWeasel]

'01 with all stock but hinge trigger...I know a bit about cockers and how their resale is crap. A worker at the proshop offered him $100 up front cash for it, but he's wondering whether he should see if he could get it more from a local citizen. My question is, should he go for the quick $100 or look for people willing to pay a higher price, only problem is he wants to get rid of it in a week, so i tell him to just take the $100. What do you guys think?

 

[No0bIe_PaIntBal]

is it bone stock?

 

[CrazyWeasel]

Stock except for hinge....And forgot to mention, no barrel!

 

[sick_dawg]

I think he may as well take the 100. It may be tough to sell a stock cocker with no barrel....

 

[CmaN3]

Yes, definately take the 100.

 

[lightbulb8817]

ask for $150- $200. I would pay you $120 for that cocker right now, but I only have $80 at the moment. If the $100 deal doesn't come true, send me an e-mail and i'll scrounge up so $ to buy it.

 

[bp1337]

I might have a friend interested, could give u probly a bit more then 100, but did your friend want to keep this local so he didnt have to ship? sorta seemed that way from your post.

 

[tippmannbeast]

my reccomendation: go to a field, find some guy who has a stock barrel laying around and give him $5 for it. That will increase the resale value for it.
besides that yer screwed lol

 

[NYY]

yea find any stock or cheap autococker barrel and it should raise the value, other than that 100 seems to be in his favor

 

[CoolHipJim56]

Yeah, if hes got a time issue, then take the $100, but i bet if he wanted too, he could buy a 22' barrel, and sell it to a rich n00b as a top of the line "Sniper Gun" for $300.

 

[andy_5187]

^^^^^^^^ I'd do that too if i had a cocker like that