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  1. Thank you again for the great feed back and direction. Mike, the ser number: 4057XX is in the 405K range? The gun came all stock and was purchased by the husband in 1989 I believe ( on the form). He also purchased a 9mm upper and had a local gunsmith assemble the gun. It was fired twice according to the wife...and never with the 223 upper. I asked a local gun smith to look the 223 (original) upper over. He reported back that the upper had little to no use. I asked that he look the lower over and received the same report... very little to any use. She would like to market the gun so I will get on doing that and post some pictures on AR-15 as well. Thank you again... this has been my first experience with a site such as this and I must say you guys are GREAT! Dale
  2. Thank you for the information. Here are a few pictures. And it is marked AR15 as seen in the picture. Thanks again, Dale
  3. Hi, I'm new to the board and looking for some direction. My Girlfriends late Husband was a collector of fire arms. He obtained a number of class 3 weapons including a colt 614 rifle. She has done the necessary forms required to place the weapon in her name and wants to market it. I have little to no knowledge of its value and research is scattered at best. The gun appears in good condition. Looks like he changed the upper out to something a bit shorter as well as the stock to an M4 style? I did find the original diamond shaped handguard and barrel assembled in a box as well as the original stock. I'm looking for ideas regarding buyers and value; I understand it's all subjective to condition but I need to start somewhere. The receiver is stamped: model 614 Thanks for any input you guys may have. Dale
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