Value of old Bushmaster safe queen

[markm]

It's weird that we are calling a 1999 gun "old".

[T2C]

I have a Bushmaster CAR-15 type from I believe year 1999. It has only fired about 100 rounds and has sat in the safe ever since. I have the original Bushmaster case it came in, and the plastic bag with the 10 round mag, sling, and all papers has never been opened.

Any idea what it's worth?

A few years back, when there wasn't a buying panic, I bought an unfired Bushmaster carbine without the factory box for $550. The seller included 250 rounds of quality factory ammunition, a locking case, cleaning kit, several 30 round magazines, the paperwork that came with the carbine and a Wilderness sling. I had to remove the barrel and properly index it, stake the bolt carrier gas key screws, etc., before I used it.

A carbine in the condition you stated would bring $450 to $500 in my area.

[Doc Safari]

Perfect! You wanted a piece of shit AR as a trunk gun right? Well there you go, don't even need to spend a dime.

LOL. You win the internet for today, sir.

[Esq.]

Perfect! You wanted a piece of shit AR as a trunk gun right? Well there you go, don't even need to spend a dime.

OR....Given the thread above this one about Colts latest guns, he could use the one he bought and have the same thing......Funny how things change....

[Uni-Vibe]

If that's the case, I'll throw the old Bushie in the vehicle, and use the 6920 for the house.

[Doc Safari]

If that's the case, I'll throw the old Bushie in the vehicle, and use the 6920 for the house.

My "truck" gun is my most beat up 6920. I think the main thing is to get past the point where you've smacked the pretty off it before relegating it to the gun rack in the pickemup truck.

[grizzlyblake]

That Bushy isn't worth much today. Leave it unfired and flip it during the next election.

[Armadillo]

I almost fell for one back in 1997.

I was new to guns and the guy at the counter told me that was what the military used.

I was excited.

I ended up with a Glock and it was a decade later I ever got into rifles.

I would have been disappointed to own one since Colts were the real deal back in those days.

I don't think you'll get much for it.

You might as well keep it rather than sell for a loss.

[Stickman]

That Bushy isn't worth much today. Leave it unfired and flip it during the next election.

Very much this.