Blue Book of Gun Values

[HarryBear]

Yeah I agree folks want a $1000 valued gun for $250, and they'd still complain about the price being too high. It's a hit or miss, but if you research a tad on what you have, then list it accordingly, be prepared to sit on it for a while unless you are giving it away. It also doesn't help we are in a crap economy right now and folks are reprioritizing their fund distribution...

 

[Bocephus123]

Just fair prices that's all fair prices.

 

[Lucky]

After you have been member for while you will figure out the go to people to help you when your in doubt, then respect them.

 

[O4L]

I've never had a problem working out a fair deal for both parties buying and selling here.

If you buy right according to the local market, it is usually no problem selling here without a loss.

If you're trying to sell a $1000 worth of ''extras'' with a $500 gun, then you might have a problem getting your asking price.

Also selling oddball, low demand, or very expensive guns is going to most likely make them slow to sell.

 

[Buck98]

I have some beach front property in Arizona for sale. First “I’ll take it” wins. $25. Send cash first.

 

[AKguy1985]

If you want to sell here, cut the price in half then list it and expect to get beat up over that price with offers half of half.

Such a wise man.

 

[sumoj275]

Great for helping find information on firearms, and gives a place to start researching. GB is an equalizer in the sense it does put everyone in a area for regional circumstances. I find that GB has made collecting a lot less fun in the sense that deals are almost non-existent on the web on in stores but then again no one is forcing us to buy or sale. Back when the internet blew up and e were getting cool and unusual old stuff it was because non-tech savy people were selling and people who did know tech could care less about the stuff they inherited and we jumped on it like rabid dogs. Now most people are tech savy and thus less deals.