[caliberbob]

Ok, when I get home lol

 

[caliberbob]

Alright here goes. This is the XM177E2. My understanding from research I did is that colt built EXACT replicas of the originals from the late 60’s down to the serial number. The difference is that these are obviously not full auto and the serial number simply has a “V” at the end. I can’t figure out production year but from what I’ve seen online these sell for $2,500.

 

[caliberbob]

This one is the one I can’t quite figure out. It’s a Colt R6600 Green Label and it’s preban I’m guessing 1988. This thing is new in box. Has manual, cleaning stuff, everything. Even the box is excellent other than someone used packing tape to help hold it shut. I’ve seen one sold for $1,200 and I’ve also seen them sell for $2,500 and a couple have been listed for $4,000. I can’t quite pin point where it is in value but at this point I think I might just hold on to them both. What do you all think? The best offer I got on the trailer was way less than this bundle. Oh, and remember I got $2,000 cash along with the rifles.

 

[caliberbob]

Also, the thing is I can’t find much of anything for sale. Now I am aware that a list price and sale price are completely different. So if you got to gunbroker for example and just search “R6600” it pulls up two of the exact rifle I have. One is listed for $2,000 starting bid and one is listed $3,500 starting bid. If you search “XM177E2” it pulls up 3 guns. 2 are limited edition ones and one is stamped “HR2000” on the receiver which is different than mine. So I don’t really know exactly what I got.

 

[murphranch]

I think you did good. I saw one of the pre ban ones that was used sell for $3850.


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[caliberbob]

Nice! The more research I do on the other one (xm177e2) the more I learn it’s a highly debated rifle. Some think you should be able to just build your own replica and others feel like it’s the real deal and worth every penny at $2,500. At this point I’ll just hang in to them 🤷‍♂️