EE Insanity!

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sewktbk said:
Free market. Sometimes people get good deals, sometimes people pay more then they should have. Its the way of the world. don't think you're going to change it by making a thread on a forum. Move on, worry about more important #### FFS.
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You've posted twice on this "useless" thread... and you're telling me to move on... get a life.
 
People can ask what they want. And If someone wants to buy good for them. Although it is a shame to have the EE so crowded with dreamer prices. Really wonder what goes through some people's minds when they price something for more than retail.
 
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murph83 said:
not surprised at all!!! guys do this all the time... why, i have no idea. If you buy a gun and take it home and never fire it, then a year later decide to sell it, it is not worth retail prices!! why?? because gun manufacturers come out with a new model every year. Computers are a good example of this logic. Computers that are a year old are not worth the same as a new one, because the technology has changed. guns are similar. Fired 100 rounds through it, does not mean it is worth retail prices!!! this is not hard to figure out, but sadly to many people seem to think otherwise. Another example would be that Guns are like cars, they depreciate!!! hate to burst the bubble on this one but its true.
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I would agree with the above to a point, but some guns have been made for years and every year many manufacturers raise their prices 10-15% so the same model firearms I have purchased years ago are now selling for much more than what I paid.........should I be held to only ask a percentage of what I paid? NO, I am going to ask what it is worth/what someone will pay today
 
Brian46 said:
I would agree with the above to a point, but some guns have been made for years and every year many manufacturers raise their prices 10-15% so the same model firearms I have purchased years ago are now selling for much more than what I paid.........should I be held to only ask a percentage of what I paid? NO, I am going to ask what it is worth/what someone will pay today
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That would hold true for versions no longer available or no loner in production or otherwise in high demand... but not for current production models... where the very same gun is readily available in many locations brand new for less than the used gun's asking price... venting over...
 
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