Yeah, and unfortunately I'm trying to sell in the EE right now. Not a good time to be selling, sadly for me. However, my Tavor is NOT on the chopping block, just the guns that I haven't shot in a long time.
Whole lotta Tavors for sale.
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Yeah, and unfortunately I'm trying to sell in the EE right now. Not a good time to be selling, sadly for me. However, my Tavor is NOT on the chopping block, just the guns that I haven't shot in a long time.
Good for buying though, I've noticed a lot of pretty good prices on some handguns on the EE lately, yes you heard that right, good prices in the EE.
Haha, too bad he doesn't have a Tavor. There is that one guy who is looking to trade a Valmet for a Tavor and some cash. Maybe he should educate the seller how much better the T97 is...
I currently have mine listed on the EE because I want an AI but I think about whether it is the right thing to do or not.
There is a lot of stuff on EE that's not selling so people keep dropping prices.. something to do with the 'R' word maybe?
onetwentyish
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- East Central AB (AKA Northern Texas)
I attribute the mudd slide of Tavors on the ee to a couple things:
-general slump in the overall economy
-heavy slow down in the oil driven provinces
-tavors are reaching a saturation point, and are by no means rare anymore like they were 2-3 years ago when I got mine.
-more options for the same market space are gaining traction and coming in at more reasonable prices then they were previously (NR ACR's specifically)
Definitely a buyers market, specifically on Tavors from AB.
-general slump in the overall economy
-heavy slow down in the oil driven provinces
-tavors are reaching a saturation point, and are by no means rare anymore like they were 2-3 years ago when I got mine.
-more options for the same market space are gaining traction and coming in at more reasonable prices then they were previously (NR ACR's specifically)
Definitely a buyers market, specifically on Tavors from AB.
Mines up right now. I didn't list it out of fear of the government. Mostly because I want to buy a AR. And to also help fund our vacation. We usually go on our tax return, but we just bought a new house and our property tax bill was just under $3000, so the majority of our vacation money went to that.
But in all honesty, I really, really hope it doesn't sell. I love my Tavor, and if I did sell it I'd just replace it down the road. I'm also struggling with the thought of trading up a non registered military grade rife for a registered one. Plus, I think I'd rather own both.
But in all honesty, I really, really hope it doesn't sell. I love my Tavor, and if I did sell it I'd just replace it down the road. I'm also struggling with the thought of trading up a non registered military grade rife for a registered one. Plus, I think I'd rather own both.
- Location
- Republic of Alberta
And here I am thinking of getting rid of my AR for a tavor but can't make myself do it
onetwentyish
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- East Central AB (AKA Northern Texas)
Do it. Buyers market on Tavors right now, you will save the equivilant of an BNIB IUR if you buy now.
Maybe I should take some BC cash and go truck shopping
Mumbles Marble Mouth
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Lower Mainland
That's the one with the Ryobi sticker on it. Why the hell would you put a Ryobi sticker on a gun?
That's like taking a Beretta 686 Silver Pigeon and putting a Sthil sticker on it.
That's like taking a Beretta 686 Silver Pigeon and putting a Sthil sticker on it.
Always looked more like a power tool than a real gun to me! Buy it and you can pull the sticker off ;-)
Mumbles Marble Mouth
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Lower Mainland
You won this round but I'll be back. LMAO that's actually a pretty good reason. Is that why you put the warning sticker on it too?
Haha, exactly!
my bc cash is all tied up in my house, you must be a lucky millionaire or one of the unlucky ones living in Surrey.
