Am I asking too much for my rifle package?

TargetGuy said:
Why is it almost every firearm I have looked at recently in the EE has basically been on par with the price of new? And if it's not its not far off at all! Heck look at the 10/22 garbage! A base blued synthetic selling for $350???? That's more than retail... And the guys are getting it. So thanks for the input.
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In case you haven't noticed... the guns you were looking at on the EE... have not sold... and most likely won't ;)

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In case you haven't noticed... the guns you were looking at on the EE... have not sold... and most likely won't
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When an ad for a single firearm has been bumped 50 times or more, the price is obviously too high.I really get a laugh when someone who has several ads that have been bumped that many times, tries to lowball me, when I have something listed.
 
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I always regret selling because ya never get what you would like I call it sellers remorse. It depends if ya just want to get rid of something to buy something else or if ya just generally don't use it. It cost nothing to keep your stuff. I'd rather invest in cars guns gold silver and oil over the stock market anyday at least I can use them and loose less money lol. Just my two cents as I now regret selling my ruger m77 17 hmr to buy a m 77 in 22 which I haven't even done. Now 17 hmr is easier to find in bulk doh! ESP if you like shooting and don't mind the extra cost for the ammo.
 
Generally people i find are interested in the base of the weapon system for sale
and want to install their own bases rings scopes bipods etc
People have their favorites and do not always want to pay for someone elses
or already have spare components and just want the rifle .
Seen it alot if you give a rifle a on it's own price it will poof be gone

cheers
 
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