Brass Eagle Raptor SE and PG-1 Pro - Price Check

[GlassPancakes]

I have had a Brass Eagle Raptor SE and PG-1 Pro sitting in my closet for two decades and I have no intention of using or displaying either. Both have leaks when aired up and I know o-rings need to be swapped, I just don't have the time or inclination to give these markers the care and love they deserve. I can't seem to find the Raptor SE anywhere for a price comparison and the last post I saw even mentioning a PG-1 Pro was from 2007...

They both belonged to a friend of mine who used to be play scenario games exclusively. The Raptor SE was actually a raffle prize that he won the last scenario game he attended and I think he only ever played one brief rec game with it. I want to say this was around 98-99 but he stopped playing shortly there after and they've been with me since. I know there are still some Raptor followings out there but I can't seem to find much on the PG-1 Pro. It was his main before he got the Raptor and then almost immediately quit playing.

Both guns cycle, outside the leaks, and I would love to pass them off to a nostalgist that will use and/or display them.

I know they are considered relics these days but does anyone have any idea what these are worth now? I've seen Green and Silver Raptors going for between $50-$150 on eBay but no Raptor SE's.

I will give them a good scrubbing before shipping as they are a little dirty. PG-1 Pro shows some wear and dinks on the anno for the barrel but the body seems to be in good shape. The Raptor SE, aside from needing a cleaning, looks immaculate. Pics in the link below.

https://imgur.com/a/Y6zRGba

[wthomas333]

FYI, Mods might move this to the “What’s it Worth?” part of the forum.

I likely own more Raptors than anyone else on here. Getting $50 for a green, blue or silver Raptor will probably only happen if it’s NIB. There are plenty sitting on eBay. A nice Raptor Xtreme like you have, might fetch between $75-$100, but I have seen them sell for more when a couple people get into a bidding war.
I like Raptors for nostalgic reasons and they aren’t bad guns, but they aren’t that good either. With a couple of inexpensive mods they are pretty durable. Unfortunately, they don’t have a good supply of aftermarket parts since they decided to use some different sizes and threads on the gun and they aren’t compatible with really anything except an F1, and even then not are the parts are interchangeable.

Also, I wouldn’t cylcle the Raptor without air too many times, it will damage the valve.

[GlassPancakes]

Any interest in buying? $75-$100 sounds reasonable to me. I'm trying to scrape together money for a tournament quality marker and that will get me a little closer.

[shooter311]

I believe I just sold one on here for $99 shipped and paypaled about six months ago. It was in fantastic shape and I just rebuilt it and it was working great. Good luck with your sale!