Start Saving Your Money Boys & Girls

[Bindlestiff]

Originally Posted by larrystauch

I think the down turn in prices is only affecting guys like you and me, but the real money guys are still out there for special things like this. It will be interesting and a benchmark for great collectible shotguns when it goes across the block.

I don't know, I have a great 16ga on the for sale section that has gone without interest. I assume it is because of my asking price and the precieved "down turn" we discussed. Nobody has challanged the price and tried to "dicker" for it which, is why I want to watch this one sell. I hope I'm in a good way.

[Dean Romig]

Is that the lifter Robin? (I know you have more than one 16 in your safe)






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[Bindlestiff]

Originally Posted by Dean Romig

Is that the lifter Robin? (I know you have more than one 16 in your safe)

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Yes, it is the lifter.

[Autumn Daze]

Robin, That lifter is a fabulous gun. I can't believe you still have it....

[C.O.B.]

There is always someone out there with more zero's in their checkbook than they know what to do with. Unfortunately I'm not one of them. I was once told it's easier to buy a gun than to sell one and it's easier to sell a $5000 gun vs a $50,000 gun. The trick is to get one of the more well heeled buyers interested in the gun you have to sell. The more specialized or rare the gun the smaller the available pool of buyers.

[Bindlestiff]

Originally Posted by Rich Anderson

The more specialized or rare the gun the smaller the available pool of buyers.

So it would seem