Spike's Tactical M4-gery, what's it worth?

I bought this AR recently from a friend who had to sell it due to a change in circumstances, and now I must sell it due to change in circumstances. Does anyone know what it might realistically be worth to sell? It's a Spike's Tactical with Magpul CTR adjustable stock, MOE grip, and Magpul back-up iron sight. He said it is all mil-spec and good to go for service rifle (if they're strict on having things in 'as-issued' configuration in your neck of the woods, round here it they don't really care). I'm new to the whole 'AR' world so I don't know all that much about the different parts, any input is appreciated and I can find out whatever I don't know. I'll sell it with five 30-round USGI mags, with Magpul anti-tilt followers, as well as a gun bag. The scope and riser/rail won't be included but I'm getting rid of them too.
Cheers, Tom
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I dont need it! But i want it!

@TimK

I have a few ST AR's and a Mega, and assuming the upper is all spikes, my guestimate would be around ~$2400 new, excluding the scope & mount.
That's based of the basic rifle worth ~$1900+ adding the carbine buffer assembly, CTR stock & grip... $400+ ish (...if bought local, and assuming the rifle started life as A-cat), and $100+ for the magpul BUIS (if you buy from brownells etc...)...

So second hand, ...well its worth what someone is willing to pay. :)

If you know the spec's of the following it would help:
- Barrel: 16" Spikes? 1/7 twist?, ... etc
- BCG: Spikes ?
- I would assume trigger & LPK is all spikes, but if you know, let people know...

Good luck!

Not that I care as long as people are shooting and having fun, but that would be a open class rather than service class rifle under nzsra rules. Hardly a issue at club level buy would be a pity for someone to think they were in service class and show up at the nationals or the like to be told they were in open.

Nice rifle-I must resist

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Originally Posted by grunzter

I have a few ST AR's and a Mega, and assuming the upper is all spikes, my guestimate would be around ~$2400 new, excluding the scope & mount.
That's based of the basic rifle worth ~$1900+ adding the carbine buffer assembly, CTR stock & grip... $400+ ish (...if bought local, and assuming the rifle started life as A-cat), and $100+ for the magpul BUIS (if you buy from brownells etc...)...

So second hand, ...well its worth what someone is willing to pay. :)

If you know the spec's of the following it would help:
- Barrel: 16" Spikes? 1/7 twist?, ... etc
- BCG: Spikes ?
- I would assume trigger & LPK is all spikes, but if you know, let people know...

Good luck!

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The barrel is stamped: ST (Spike's Tactical I'm guessing?) MIL-B-11595E CMV (chrome moly vanadium?) 5.56 NATO 1/7 CL HP MP. Bolt carrier group has the Spike's logo. Unsure about the lower part and trigger, I shall try to find out. Would I be reasonable looking for $2000 including the five mags?
Cheers, Tom

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Originally Posted by res

Not that I care as long as people are shooting and having fun, but that would be a open class rather than service class rifle under nzsra rules. Hardly a issue at club level buy would be a pity for someone to think they were in service class and show up at the nationals or the like to be told they were in open.

Nice rifle-I must resist

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Why is that?

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Originally Posted by tommygun

Why is that?

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Stock,grip,optic are all open-also all easy fix's

Have a look at the match code if it's something your worried about

For it to meet service class, changing the grip to an A2 grip, and the stock to a M4 Carbine stock should get it into Service class.
...and having a fixed optic of no more than 4x.

My guestimate above for the MBUIS was a little high, as its only the rear sight...

I think $2000 is a reasonable price with the mags... like any of us selling AR's, start high... and drop only if you need to, or interest is low...
I'm just trying to tell myself I don't need another.

lower parts kit looks like Taiwan, as I brought one has the same pins, they are ok.

The LPK is Eastern Precision, according to the receipt.
Cheers

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Originally Posted by tommygun

The LPK is Eastern Precision, according to the receipt.
Cheers

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That's Taiwan. Visited there factory-very impressive and they take pride in what they do

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Originally Posted by res

That's Taiwan. Visited there factory-very impressive and they take pride in what they do

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Thanks

Looks like a Magpul or BCM trigger guard as well. That would need to come off too.

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Originally Posted by dogmatix

Looks like a Magpul or BCM trigger guard as well. That would need to come off too.

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Yup, it's a Magpul one

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Originally Posted by dogmatix

Looks like a Magpul or BCM trigger guard as well. That would need to come off too.

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Why?[emoji15] what difference would a trigger guard do?

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Originally Posted by Damnitchy

Why?[emoji15] what difference would a trigger guard do?

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Very little, and you could possibly get it ruled as no advantage unlike the other parts. But if someone cared enough to swap the other parts out to meet service class then it would be a no brainer to swap such a cheep part.
Of course open class is growing so fast that keeping it in more practical open configuration would be a very good option especially as at club level most people don't care and at the price it is being advertised for its a sharp deal

For a service rifle club meet it won't matter, just shoot the damn thing and enjoy it! :D