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People can put whatever price they want on their personal property. If its too high, it won't sell. They'll figure it out soon enough.
Still...some folks may not mind paying a premium if they can get a firearm with no attached paperwork hassles.
Keith
Still...some folks may not mind paying a premium if they can get a firearm with no attached paperwork hassles.
Keith
So, the way I look at it, when someone really overprices something (at least in my opinion), I look at it like its not even for sale. Its just taking up bandwidth...
A lot of people are under the impression that guns don't really lose value. That may also account for it.
What annoys me more are the ads that read "$500 cash or $600 in trade." Their gun is suddenly worth more if it's being traded for? Just how dull do they think people are? Who exactly is gonna agree to something that may as well saw "I want you to be me your more valuable gun for my mess valuable gun!"?
Thats right. If you go to any gun shop they will always give more in trade vs. selling out right. I see that everywhere. Because if the dealer just buys he does not make as much but if you trade and buy another gun he wins both ways. Pefect sense to me
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The "Feedback Score" is low by 4, not everyone posts it I guess.
Deen
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Some of those guns have more miles between gun shows on 'em than my Toyota Tercel.