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Almost sounds like you were in Gander Mountain, Gil. I never could understand where they come up with prices on used firearms.
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It depends
The most sticker shock I have ever seen was on surplus arms prices at Cabela's. Take care...
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Our periodic gunshow has a couple vendors like that - they think their crusty old milsurps are all "collector's items" and price them accordingly.
My buddies and I call them the "Rolling Antique Arms Museum"........ ![]() Another vendor prices his guns properly - uses the Gun Value books as a guide, tempered by rarity and demand. I have bought several guns from him, and have never been displeased. He had one Spanish Mauser once he had not seen before - so new he hadn't yet researched it. I already had one, and knew the going average price, and helped him determine a fair sales price. He's the rare 'honest' gunshow vendor I have met. Always has something interesting for me to look at too - he knows what like......
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