Lazzeroni & 264 WM Price?

[ryandomingos27]

Hi all, I am getting ready to sell these 2 guns. Both are tack drivers and sub .5 MOA. I’m trying to get some ideas on what they are worth.

The first one is a custom .264 Win Mag. McMillian stock, timney trigger, Krieger barrel, Rem. 700 action, Zeiss rail, 3-18 Vx3. It will come with roughly 180 hand loaded bullets. Half 140gr burgers and half 160gr burgers. Have the data for the bullets as well.

Second is a Sako Lazzeroni Firebird (.284). Gun has been to Mexico a lot of times and has killed lots of big Mullies. 3600 fps. Has a shepherd 3-18 on it as well. Will come with a box of hand loaded bullets.

I really appreciate all of your input!

 

[Wrench]

People will ask round count, how much brass and do you have dies for the lazz. Pics of the throat will help if it's not cooked.



Those are rowdy cartridges.

 

[ryandomingos27]

Ok. Not quite sure on the 2

People will ask round count, how much brass and do you have dies for the lazz. Pics of the throat will help if it's not cooked.



Those are rowdy cartridges.

Ok. Not quite sure on the .264 but the lazzeroni has less than 100 for sure.

 

[PsRpOiGrRiAtM]

Are you sure that’s a McMillan on the .264? Looks a lot like an HS Precision like the Remington Sendero rifles.
I would think $1500 each for a base price on the rifles is a good starting point.
The cartridges are going to appeal to a more select demographic of shooters with 6.5prc, 26nos, and 28Nos out there, so you’ll be fishing from a smaller pond to begin with.
Many people won’t like shooting handloads from others, and might not want the ammo. Scopes are somewhat obsolete for what’s currently available on the market, so they might not appeal to many either. Brass availability is also very important for the Lazzeroni cartridge, so include that if you have any.
Those are the thoughts that would run through my head if I was selling those two. I hope you get what you want out of them.

 

[amassi]

I think your leupold is a 6-18.
I'd sell the rifles and scopes separately
There is a bunch of lazeronni fans on longrangehunting.com

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