Reasonabley Priced

[mobirdhunter]

Originally Posted by Paul Ehlers

I'm personally sticking to my tradition of buying high & selling low.

I didn't plan it to be this way, but it sure seems to be my normal

Paul, look at the bright side — you could end up like me and buy high and never get rid of anything.

[TARNATION !!!]

Originally Posted by Garry L Gordon

Paul, look at the bright side — you could end up like me and buy high and never get rid of anything.

Me to a T. This happens when your purpose is solely pleasure not investment. Cheers Jack

[Phil Yearout]

You guys obviously have forgotten what you learned in Father Guido Sarducci's 5-minute university:

Economics - supply and demand
Business - buy something and sell it for more

[Dean Romig]

I loved his skits Phil.





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[Mills]

Easier said than done.

[Dean Romig]

As has been said before - for those looking to profit somewhat on the sale of a pre-owned gun.... "You don't make your profit when you sell it, you make it when you buy it."





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[Mills]

The time you really make a profit is when you shoot a gun that speaks to you and gives you memories.

[Dean Romig]

I'd call that a benefit or dividend.





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[Pay Dirt]

Originally Posted by Paul Ehlers

I'm personally sticking to my tradition of buying high & selling low.
I didn't plan it to be this way, but it sure seems to be my normal

Don't forget the collecting objective of owning the most expensive example in the market.

[6pt-Sika]

In early 2009 I decided to trim back the Marlin accumulation . So by my records I listed as what I paid $12,000 worth . When it was all said and done GB fees etc I cleared $27,000 . Only time in the last twenty years I didn’t do well was when I got involved with Contemporary Longrifles .