Actually, I've got six of them.
Which reminds me... I need to get two of them sent off for repair under their lifetime warranty.
Actually, I've got six of them.
Which reminds me... I need to get two of them sent off for repair under their lifetime warranty.
What a gun is worth varies widely. Then when you are talking about trade you have two variables to value. I'm selling X, which is worth $1000 to me. I want Y, but I think it's worth $400. So, I want $600 cash with it. Current owner of Y feels it is worth $500 or $600. Thus, trade value may seem +/- cash value depending on variable value of trade item and variable value of sale item.
At least it's not a Hi Point...
Boolits!!! .22LR Boolits!
Beats me, know if you have money you can contact Hillary and donate a huge sum to he Clinton Foundation and you can bow and kiss her hand and be an ambassador to some forsaken consulate in the mideast.
Libya comes to mind.
Value of an item is always determined by the person who will be accepting the item. If I feel that a trade item will cost me $50.00 to convert into cash, then that $500.00 trade item is only a $450.00 value to me. If that is not a high enough value for the person attempting to trade, then he should say no to the trade at $450.00.
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