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What's. BNIB Surefire M80 worth ??


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One sold on feebay recently for a BIN price of $579 shipped.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Benelli-m4-Rare-Handguard-/223491148421?hash=item34091c4a85%3Ag%3AyOYAAOSwtLxcvfIP&nma=true&si=400m9YrQT3VNu3BrtuJRfgzu7Vc%3D&orig_cvip=true&nordt=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557

feebay also shows one sold recently within 35 minutes of listing for $225 plus shipping -

https://www.ebay.com/bfl/viewbids/223519227786?item=223519227786&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2565

It's clearly what the market will bear since they're no longer available. Like the two Geissele M4 hammers I've got available...no longer made, you want 'em I've got 'em.

It's like the C-stocks, I had a like new C-stock available a few months ago and it took a while to sell at $265 shipped, now C-stocks sell on feebay for $450 and up.

 

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I think $350 is about as much as its worth. $579 is ridiculous for something with an msrp of $230. I've talked to a couple of people wanting $500 and I have gladly passed. Going to try one of the hayl rails for a very reasonable $129. I have an M80 and I'm pretty sure I paid $180 shipped.

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Instead of the Hayl rail and its set screws I'd wait for the Briley m4 handguard that will be coming out soon

 

http://dissidentarms.com/index.php/product/benelli-m4-m-lok-handguard-briley/

 

 

Just check out the hayl rail instructional video... I don't want to keep putting in and removing set screws when I want to clean

 

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23 hours ago, Scout_21 said:

Instead of the Hayl rail and its set screws I'd wait for the Briley m4 handguard that will be coming out soon

 

http://dissidentarms.com/index.php/product/benelli-m4-m-lok-handguard-briley/

 

 

Just check out the hayl rail instructional video... I don't want to keep putting in and removing set screws when I want to clean

 

I'm not a fan of any of the aftermarket hand guards that have ever been made so far but, having to remove and reinstall tiny set screws any time you want to have a look at something or clean it, is a deal breaker for me all by itself.

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