Prices on EE for Non-Restricted

A gun is worth whatever someone is willing to pay for it, that's what "worth" means. Just like anything else you can buy and sell. Why it would bother someone to see an outlandish price on an item is beyond me, we're all supposed to be adults here and can decide whether or not we want to purchase something. No one is forcing their way into your wallet on the EE.
 
^^ amen. Well said.
Conservatives don’t like what they see on tv, they change the channel.
Liberals don’t like what they see on tv, the want to bypass parliamentary oversight to ban televisions...
 
yidava25 said:
A gun is worth whatever someone is willing to pay for it, that's what "worth" means. Just like anything else you can buy and sell. Why it would bother someone to see an outlandish price on an item is beyond me, we're all supposed to be adults here and can decide whether or not we want to purchase something. No one is forcing their way into your wallet on the EE.
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Just to add to this, just because everyone is selling their guns at 5k+ does not mean they are being bought. I think a lot of people are using this crises and panic to try to make an extra buck or two. But if people are unwilling to pay these prices, either the sellers will lower their prices or keep their guns.
 
CoonT said:
This thread is the first I ever heard of the B&T. Why is it priced like an HK?

No proprietary mags is nice I guess, and you don't get the microchip implant that all HK's seem to require.

Still, $4k seems like a pretty steep NR premium
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Had one, Not worth the money they are asking for them.
 
kodiakjack said:
Perfect.

Because that’s exactly the reaction the seller is hoping for, when the buy-back researchers come on here to see what ACRs are going for.
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If you think you are getting market value, what you paid for it or even a fair value, let alone CGN price for a gun you are smoking some good stuff LOL

Shawn
 
Garaldtao said:
Chris, the EE is the one that is not suppose to make a profit. Seller can make a profit if they chose to. If you are not happy with their price, than move on but don't get bent out of shape about it. There are enough guns and gun stores out there that you can buy from. Don't get guns confused with PPE where there is a shortage, people are hording and profitting on while placing the health and live of others on the line.
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The E&E is infested with closet gun dealers, profiteering and using sales tactics on their advantage.

As for the $7500 ACR’s and MS. They ain’t moving!
 
I haven't had any issues with my B&T. It's a fun gun to shoot, if a bit heavy. It's no AR, but short-stroke gas pistons have their own charm.
 
jakebrake said:
Any of these gun can be put on the list at any time and no one knows what they are actually sold for
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This... FOMO hurts... you need to fight the temptation and think logically... is a un of the mill SKS probably worth $400 now... absolutely... if it goes on the list the government will probably still give you $200-$300 so worst case scenario you’re out a bit of money... I truly wonder about these individuals paying 4000+ right now for things like thE ATRS rifles, the poorly finished FAMAE (when you compare it to a real Swiss one), and the handful other rifles on the market.

The logic doesn’t make sense to me. 95%+ of us are law abiding citizen. If this OIC sticks around and we lose in court, the sad reality is most will take a reasonable amount from them from the government rather than let them sit in safes with welded chambers... so it boggles my mind to be honest... if the OIC is scrapped, great, you’ll get what you want at a realistic uninflated price. If things don’t work out, you’re not out anything because you chose to wait it out... just my opinion... but then again not my money...
 
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