Im thinking about trading.Should I or Not?
#1
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Yeah well I have a .243 whinchester model 70 but its a little old and i dont hunt with it but i dont want to get rid of it.On the other hand i can trade for almost brand new .25-06 ruger s/s.
What should i do? what would you do?
What should i do? what would you do?
#2
Id keep it and start saving up for the Ruger. I wont get rid of or trade any of the guns I've bought. Theres not a huge difference in moving up to a quarter bore from a 243. You'll have a varmit/deer-antelope gun either way.
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Id keep it and start saving up for the Ruger. I wont get rid of or trade any of the guns I've bought. Theres not a huge difference in moving up to a quarter bore from a 243. You'll have a varmit/deer-antelope gun either way.
Id keep it and start saving up for the Ruger. I wont get rid of or trade any of the guns I've bought. Theres not a huge difference in moving up to a quarter bore from a 243. You'll have a varmit/deer-antelope gun either way.
Maybeconsider scope/trigger/stock upgrades
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That thing is a piece of junk. Since I am such a nice guy, I'll buy it from you for $100 bucks, but only because I am so nice. 
Well, actually, I'll tell you if you have ANY reservations about getting rid of it, DON'T DO IT. You will hate yourself later. At least that is the way I have felt about the couple guns I have sold to get another gun.

Well, actually, I'll tell you if you have ANY reservations about getting rid of it, DON'T DO IT. You will hate yourself later. At least that is the way I have felt about the couple guns I have sold to get another gun.
#5
Since you don't hunt with the .243 I would take the newer gun.
But not knowing exactly which guns these are, I would keep the one with the higher value, both monetary and otherwise.
But not knowing exactly which guns these are, I would keep the one with the higher value, both monetary and otherwise.
#6
Will the other party sell the gun outright? If he would, then I would try to just buy it if it is something that you are truely interested in. But if you dont hunt anymore and dont shoot much either, then I would just keep the .243 around for just in case. There isnt really a much better intermediate bottom line hunting rifle around thats better than a .243.




