My pop passed away and was an avid shooter. Would like to know what this is worth if anything? I personally don't know much other then iv been shooting maybe 5 times in my life. Its been stored in this in a cool closet for about 2 years. Thanks for any info and where I can get rid of it.
Curious how much my ammo is worth?
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Blackmesa96
Custom
Around our neck of the woods $65-$70 for the lot retail. 9mm FMJ currently is around $15 a box of 50, the defensive stuff runs between .75¢-$1.00 a round.
I have seen some people wanting $25-$30 a box for 9mm FMJ recently, though.
I have seen some people wanting $25-$30 a box for 9mm FMJ recently, though.
Grayfox
Professional
I'd think around $60-70 for all of it. The 115gr FMJs are very common and often on sale cheap. He likely bought the UMC ammo for around $10 or less per box some time ago. Remington hasn't used that UMC box design for several years. The Hydra-shoks would go for about $20 by themselves.
If the local range has a bulletin board, you could post it there. You might also try a local gun forum or Armslist.
Did he leave a 9mm pistol behind? Do you have a friend who owns a 9mm? Or you could just go to a range that rents guns and shoot it yourself.
If the local range has a bulletin board, you could post it there. You might also try a local gun forum or Armslist.
Did he leave a 9mm pistol behind? Do you have a friend who owns a 9mm? Or you could just go to a range that rents guns and shoot it yourself.
I'd think around $60-70 for all of it. The 115gr FMJs are very common and often on sale cheap. He likely bought the UMC ammo for around $10 or less per box some time ago. Remington hasn't used that UMC box design for several years. The Hydra-shoks would go for about $20 by themselves.
If the local range has a bulletin board, you could post it there. You might also try a local gun forum or Armslist.
Did he leave a 9mm pistol behind? Do you have a friend who owns a 9mm? Or you could just go to a range that rents guns and shoot it yourself.
Thanks very much for the information ill try and sell all of it and the box for 60 then I appreciate the advice.
Winchester67
Custom
Sorry for your loss. If he left any firearms you have no interest in you can post pictures of them too and we would be able to give you some ballpark figures. The Easy Button is to sell them all to a local gunshop, but they will generally only give about 50 to 60 percent of their value.
BassCliff
Hellcat
Hi,
So sorry for your loss.
Does your local gun shop or sporting goods store have a bulletin board for personal sale items? Online brokers (i.e. gunbroker.com) can be a hassle for such a small amount once you factor in packing and shipping. You can get regular 9mm for about $12-$14 per box these days, maybe $20 for the Hydro Shock. The ammo can is worth a little bit too, $8-$10.
Have you thought about taking up the shooting sports? It's fun and practical...and addictive.
Thank you for your indulgence,
BassCliff
So sorry for your loss.
Does your local gun shop or sporting goods store have a bulletin board for personal sale items? Online brokers (i.e. gunbroker.com) can be a hassle for such a small amount once you factor in packing and shipping. You can get regular 9mm for about $12-$14 per box these days, maybe $20 for the Hydro Shock. The ammo can is worth a little bit too, $8-$10.
Have you thought about taking up the shooting sports? It's fun and practical...and addictive.
Thank you for your indulgence,
BassCliff