Holy crap.......

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Commercial sale, but wants someone to value them all for him.  Good luck actually purchasing anything.


Messaged him about multiple things and got no reply.


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Twitching like a smakhead waiting for friday to come along....

The wait is probably more exciting than what will be there on the day! :D

 
You can see the list of what will be there (roughly)

Nothing too exciting but I'll pop over Friday lunchtime...

cos I work around the corner from A2 ;)

 
Depends what floats your boat, there's a ton of things I'd like. :)

 
I wouldn't mind having a nosey at a couple of pieces but it's simply too far away for me and I already have plans which can't be changed. C'est la vie. You never know what's round the corner.

 
Its a fair trek, but I may take a punt and drive up there on saturday with a pocket full of cash on the off chance...

 
Hmmm.  Would like know how much the ca 249 are going for. Or a mp7a1.  But dunno if i will take the near 3 hour drive eachway without more information...

 
I'm going Friday, I can find out a rough idea of prices and post back here if that helps? He says they're open Saturday too...

 
Reading the Zeroin post, the prices mentioned so far aren't amazingly good.  About average for second hand stuff...

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"Trying to price this stuff up is a bit of a nightmare if Im honest, the appraisal values are wildly different, where it is at currently is going on what people have already paid and we would obviously like to try and achieve around the same but I am aware that they may be an anomaly. 1x m240 went for £400, the ares l200 went for £420. 1x m249 went for £200 and a non working one for £120. 1 scar gbb sold for £210. We sold an aug and mp5 for £190 the pair. A kJ m9 got bought for £75 and the sig 2022 was £85. One xm177 (not working) sold for £70 and have the same offer on another 2. Like I say these may be the oddities but without any real knowledge it would be good it this was the case"

 
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Note it will be cash only unless they can sort something out with A2

 
I'm wondering what the prices will be like.

On one hand he wants to shift the stuff quickly and on the other there's a shop whispering in his ear.

 
Well the classic army m249 is by quick google between £300 and £370 (combatsouth, why so expensive?)  For the para version.  

A movie prop gun. By non lead character thats likely been dropped, thrown, bashed and blasted with sanf and dust (think black hawk down) is likely fairly prone for unreliability.  id likely feel comfortable paying parhaps half of that. so £150 or there abouts for it, as i bet they need some major tlc to be reliable.

 
Well the classic army m249 is by quick google between £300 and £370 (combatsouth, why so expensive?)  For the para version.  

A movie prop gun. By non lead character thats likely been dropped, thrown, bashed and blasted with sanf and dust (think black hawk down) is likely fairly prone for unreliability.  id likely feel comfortable paying parhaps half of that. so £150 or there abouts for it, as i bet they need some major tlc to be reliable.


Yeah, there's a catch with the prop thing.  It makes them of value to a collector but not all collectors have a defence to own it hence the airsoft sale as I think he'd normally have them goto a prop auction but the VCRA applies to these by default (which is good for us for once.... lol). The CA M16 variants from BHD are missing a motor and he priced them between £70-100 depending on condition.

I suppose it depends on the item ultimately; new in box, used in a film, bust etc... soon find out!

 
The 'used in film' is bollox because there's no provenance.

Even 'Hero' used is meaningless unless there's some definitive markings and a certified document confirming its use from the production company.

No official documentation will come with the sales and a note by the seller will be as good as toilet paper.

 
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The 'used in film' is bollox because there's no provenance.

Even 'Hero' used is meaningless unless there's some definitive markings and a certified document confirming its use.

No official documentation will come with the sales and a note by the seller is as good as toilet paper.


That is true and he says pretty much the same. The value is all in the head basically as far as it's origins and claims.

I'm ok with that as I'm not looking for an investment as such, just something cool or a bargain if i'm lucky.

 
Yep, plus there's no guarantee they even work properly...

 
I'm a realist ?

Not often disappointed ?

 


Holy crap.. so wrong it's right. I went down there for opening today and WOW! It was sure worth it.

I picked up the M700 from Green Zone, Matt Damons rifle from Green Zone and a misc XM177 E2 from BHD/WWZ.

Chuffed to say the least. Nice bloke running it too.Thank you for the tip-off!

 
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