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I should have clarified. I am running this load through a 4” suppressed Glock 19. Also, I mis-typed, I load 4.5 grains, not that , that is a big difference. I just chronographed (5) rounds and the average was 976 fps at 85 degrees and 564 feet above sea level, with no excessive pressure...

I load my own Using 165 grain X-Treme heads and 4.6 grains of Winchester 231. It chronographs at 1000 ish feet per second and hits like a brick. This combination creates approximately 370 foot pounds of kinetic energy at 15 feet.

No bi-pod attachment.

All good points. My first M-16 was a Colt A1 and shot great. I sold it for $13,000.00 in 2011 ish. I wish I still had it. In my humble opinion, all machine guns are collectible and will continue to go up in value due to the limited number of transferable guns available. Some are just a little...

Yes, it does. It’s a real and legitimate A2.

It is the 20” heavy barrel version that is market safe, semi, auto. I also bought a Ceiner .22 lr kit, ( test fired 3 mags), 11.5” 300 blackout upper (unfired), and an 11.5” 5.56 Colt monolithic upper (unfired). You can tell I like making sure I try cover all of my bases. Thanks for the reply.

Just to clarify, is mine 1 of about 1500 M16A2’s with the 20” heavy barrel? Also, I forgot to mention, it is the safe/semi/auto marked version and not the burst version, if that makes any difference. Thanks again.

Thanks to everyone for all of the information. It gives me something to think about.

that I am thinking about selling. I spoke with a well known dealer that offered me $40,000.00. If he made that offer, what is the real, current market value? The gun shows little sign of being shot, ie. little to no bolt and hammer wear. Thanks in advance.

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Original Ciener Atchisson metal 30 round mags from the 1980’s and 90’s. I am charging my camera and will post a couple of pictures in about 30 minutes. I don’t know what the number on my M-16 22lr conversation was. I sold it and several used mags with the gun around 2000-2001.

Could you point me to those auctions? I have searched completed auctions and can’t find anything. Thanks again.

magazines, for the AR-15/ M-16 conversion. They are still new in the wrapper and I know I have had them since at least 1995-97, as that was when I had my M-16. I can’t find any on the intranet. Can anyone tell me a realistic value? Thanks in advance.

I found an old galil 5.56 advertisement brochure in some of my stuff and was wondering if there is a market and what a fair value might be. I think it is from the early 80s. Thanks.

UPDATE: My Galil 332 is for sale until this Sunday 7 April on the " non-nfa for sale section" at my lowest price so Uzi forum members can have first choice.

I have both the 5.56 and 308 with the braces attached. Both are very reliable and accurate. I switched the SB brace that came on the 5.56 for the SBA3 brace and I like it a lot more. I just slid the original rubber brace off and slid the new plastic brace on, with “effort”. The new SB A3...

If someone here wants it I might sell it to them. Because of the condition would like to see it go to a museum, but I cannot afford to give it away. I have been told that if I want to maximize my money to consign it at the Rock island auction ?. I haven’t looked in to that yet. I am still...

Most likely, you are right. However, I consider myself the caretaker as these guns will hopefully be around longer than me. I mentioned the gun to Colin, who works at I.W.I. , after asking a question about the new version Galil and he got excited about the gun. He said that it was the only...

Thanks for the reply. Now I need to decide what I want to do.

UPDATE: Galil 332 is for sale on Non-NFA board. N.I.B. / still in the unopened heavy plastic bag it was shipped in. It is an early Magnum Research Galil model 332 in .308 caliber. The bag has a slightly yellow-ish tint from the age and cosmoline that is still on the gun and in the end of the...