Wish I had a few 10/22 Magnums in the safe..

Granted, it's NIB, but I had no idea they were this expensive..

http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=467556199

WTF

Yikes, someone is a dedicated fan...

I have one of these. That is about the going rate. Used ones 800-900ish. Only made limited number..50,000 I think.

Is it because it's in Moscow?

Or maybe you're paying for his time so taking 400 pictures of this gun?

He sells a copy of his DL for $30. How much to throw in a copy of his SS card?

My understanding is they were discontinued because there were so many issues with the design that Ruger could not find a fix for. So I can't see paying anything for a 10/22 magnum.

On the other hand it would take a lot of green for me to part with my CZ 512 22 Magnum.

That's crazy. There's a long list of guns I would rather have for that money.

Darn...

I sold a 10/22 magnum on here about 5 years ago. Think I got $400 for it and it sold in 10 minutes of posting it. I was happy. Mainly because I bought it a few days before with a regular 10/22 and paid $300 for the pair.

Speaking of .22 Mag, anyone know how much it's going for nowadays? I haven't bought any in a long while.

Before I got the link to open my guess was $1400 since it was NIB. I saw it's an anniversay model so I bet someone or two is happy.

I sold a Marlin 922M recently for $400 and it's a better gun IMO. There is nothing wrong with a dual extractor 10/22M with a bolt buffer. Most people don't realize how many parts on these don't interchange with the .22LR version. Even the stock is different. They also have a machined steel receiver instead of aluminum. They were made for 10 years but in lower numbers.

.22WMR is going for $0.40 per round face to face if you can find it. I'm sure it's more than that online. Retail is less in most cases but impossible to find in a brick and mortar store.

The above is how it is HERE, your area may differ.