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Posted: 8/12/2014 10:02:50 AM EDT
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A friend has one of the above mentioned and wants me to sell it for him. He has never fired it, and it looks brand new. I know nothing of them, and never paid any attention if I did see one. He wants just over $3K for the gun. Whats it worth, and is there a market for it? If it will move I'll help him out, if he wants too much and its just going to sit in my inventory, I'll tell him to sell it on his own.
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Aim Surplus had them for sale for just over $6000 a while ago. I have no idea what the going price is or what type of demand there is, but $3000 for an unfired one seems like a steal to me.
ETA: Aim's webpage on it. I think it was up there about a year ago. http://www.aimsurplus.com/product.aspx?item=Z99197&name=Z99197+Wise+Lite+Arms+Bren+MK2+.303+Brit+Rifle+Package&groupid=6 |
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Aim Surplus had them for sale for just over $6000 a while ago. I have no idea what the going price is or what type of demand there is, but $3000 for an unfired one seems like a steal to me. ETA: Aim's webpage on it. I think it was up there about a year ago. http://www.aimsurplus.com/product.aspx?item=Z99197&name=Z99197+Wise+Lite+Arms+Bren+MK2+.303+Brit+Rifle+Package&groupid=6 Wow, why would anyone pay that much $ for semi auto like that? Geez, a year ago that was almost FA UZI money! This is just a gun, and a couple magazines. |
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Market value is around $3000-$3500 depending on if it is MARK I or MARK II kit, and the quality of the welds (Wiselite was known for some sloppy welds at times).
Make sure to test fire it to make sure it works, the semi Brens are known to be a bit finicky, and not all of them run well. |
| The AIM Surplus gun had a lot of accessories with it according to the picture. For that setup, $6300 doesn't sound that far off. I agree, with 2 mags, 3000 to 3500 sounds right. I have a Historic Arms Mk II runs like a scalded dog, $3500 wouldn't get me interested in parting with it at all. |
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