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Unread 08-01-2016, 03:34 PM   #1
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I completely agree with everything you said! I will not purchase from, or sell to, a flipper but everyone need to eat
This is a great thread with several different but valid points of view.

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I think the new owner (The Flipper) has great expectations as to the true value of his investment.

As I have mentioned before according to TPS only about 6 guns were produced with straight grip and 32 inch barrels. I know the whereabouts of three and two of them are for sale.
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it is an attempt to determine its high value... IMHO





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it is an attempt to determine its high value... IMHO





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By the seller going through a shill bidder......
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it is an attempt to determine its high value... IMHO

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More likely an attempt to set the value with a couple of shill bidders.
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I cannot imagine bidding $48,000 for a gun on Gunbroker.
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Yea....it seems a visit in person might be more fitting. Then, I've bought cars for $40K on Ebay....

But the odds of this gun not being shill bid are right at zero...
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This gun didn't sell at a recent auction
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This gun is a new one day auction on GB every day. It is obnoxious. I have to delete my search every day.
What a clown.
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It is very obnoxious. It's a free country, though, I guess
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