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Why use Gunbroker?
You are competing with every other idiot in the world with a wallet and a computer connection. They now charge sales tax. And I think there’s a 1% up charge as well. Usually worse than full retail. |
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05-23-2025, 09:26 AM
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GunBroker can be a great site, but you have to have self control and knowledge of the product. I have procured numerous incredible bargains on there but you have to watch for bad/incomlplete descriptions and know the gun so you can realize what is going on. I have bought doubles with incorrect pictures, incorrect descriptions, odd but rare models, and guns reported to be damaged but weren't and got them for a fraction of their value. You just have to know enough to make the correct judgement. It's no different than buying at a famous auction and being charged a 25% buyers fee and absolutely ridiculous shipping and packing. You just have to stay in control.
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