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Yeah, and a lot more buyers since the start of the pandemic. I follow all AMT stuff with a couple buddies, and we believe prices my come back down, but of course you never know!Thanks Mark, I will check the GB out.
I did try some auction site, adding 15% or 20% premium, it became a hurt to wallet
I really haven't looked that closely. I can't even guess on price these days. A couple years ago a really nice one without the box was only 1300. I've seen people recently pay near 2000.00, which I think was crazy. I'm a collector and wouldn't look at one with an extension, I would tend to think it got used. The only way I know to tell is to look at the area where the slide slides above just general handling marksdThis is a good one! Thanks Mark.
Any suggestion about the price/quality?
I took a closer look, I'm fairly sure that one's seen some use...This is a good one! Thanks Mark.
Any suggestion about the price/quality?
Thank you so much for the insight advice.I took a closer look, I'm fairly sure that one's seen some use...
Yeah, as you say that is very old news. Have you checked recent values and appreciation shown by current collectors???????????????????????UNFORTUNATELY they used the same Rockwell hardness stainless for the frames/ slides... hammers/sears. And stainless is soft so they marred alot and surfaces such as sear to hammer engagement would wear down abnormally fast unless you case hardened them ( Loosing their stainless quality).. alot of smith's back in the day coined AMT = "American Made Trash"
Yeah maybe. I just think people on gun sites would rather trash something than look for the good. The guy here is shopping for a Long Slide. These were designed specifically to "look cool" and the designer was extremely effective in doing so. And I seriously doubt he intended on "carrying" it, you would assume him to be a little dim not knowing he could find a NIB warranted gun from the factory that would be twice as reliable for a quarter of the price.. As far as someone under 30 being uninformed. The most basic search will find dozens of old threads where people are trashing AMT's...old news.Also mark, while it's old news to you and I, every once in a while I get someone (usually under 30) that wants to get one for carry because it looked cool in a movie or something, I then explain the metallurgy of firearms to them so they can make an informed decision.