Soft gun prices

[Kirk Potter]

I’ve contacted some sellers on here and on gunsinternational offering what I’d consider a fair price only to have them respond with a counter offer that’s $25 less than their asking price. I usually don’t even respond after that. Their are guns still for sale on gunbroker that were there when I first joined the PGCA in March, 2016. Makes me wonder what the seller is thinking? After more than a year, maybe, just maybe your price is a too high.

[B. Dudley]

Originally Posted by Kirk Potter

I’ve contacted some sellers on here and on gunsinternational offering what I’d consider a fair price only to have them respond with a counter offer that’s $25 less than their asking price. I usually don’t even respond after that. Their are guns still for sale on gunbroker that were there when I first joined the PGCA in March, 2016. Makes me wonder what the seller is thinking? After more than a year, maybe, just maybe your price is a too high.

That is nothing. A number of guns have been out there for 6-8 years.

[Pay Dirt]

It's been my experience that when the cost of guns as a percentage of ones gross net value is higher,
so is the perceived value and subsequently the asking price of guns for sale.

Just my .02