Gun trading in 2025,how about you??

[Steiner]

Originally Posted by Randy G Roberts

Dan it seems to me that you may have omitted at least one long legged girl

You are correct my friend. I’m reluctant to appear over indulgent and the 32” DHE 20 is a “forever gun”.

[Mike of the Mountain]

I am not in "shotgun procurement mode". I sold a few that I hadn't shot in years, but I did do some work to a T/L 12g hammer that I really like shooting. Now it fits and the triggers are no longer 9 lbs + each!! I moved a few rifles that I wanted to upgrade only because I like shooting suppressed and they didn't have threaded muzzles. I did win a couple of rifles and bought a few more after I flipped others. Won a 9mm PCC and a Ruger American Gen II in 6mm ARC (awesome shooter!) and a Ruger Mini14. Bought Ruger 77 in .22 Hornet and a Ruger 77 in .220 Swift. Also bought Ruger American rifles in .22 LR, 6mm Creedmore and .243 Rem. Also won a Sig P365 optics ready in 9mm. Life is good if you don't weaken!

[JAMES HALL]

Life is good if you don't weaken. Astray never wrong.

[ArtS]

Originally Posted by Ed Blake

I haven’t sold anything this year (much to the chagrin of my Immediate Supervisor), but I did jump into the 8 gauge world with a nice WH Monk with 36” barrels that are currently being refinished. I also bought a Parker grade I hammergun as a project. Also a Beretta S3 that is a great gun. I think the old S3s are under appreciated by shooters because they are overshadowed by the modern Berettas and they have short barrels (28”). Great workmanship and true sidelocks.

And what great prices for the quality. I have been singing their praises and buying a few as I find them. I have a 32, a 62 and a 66. I like the older ones with double triggers. Best handling guns I have ever handled for hunting. Unfortunately the prices seem to be trending upward at a moderate level. The great days to acquire may be ending. The older ones were trading at literally 5-10% of a new one, albeit built to a different use in most cases.