Anyone see Glock 44 out there for sale?

Why would that be disgusting?
obviously they would not be having one if it wasn't got the handgun apocalypse . They're standing on the side of the profits at the time of the gun owners misfortune trying to capitalize on the negative situation. Not any different than if a grocery store had an auction at a time of food shortage
 
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obviously they would not be having one if it wasn't got the handgun apocalypse . They're standing on the side of the profits at the time of the gun owners misfortune trying to capitalize on the negative situation. Not any different than if a grocery store has an auction at a time of food shortage so only richest could eat.
Well I would say in a modern capitalistic free society they are free to sell as they wish. A lot of the guns in their auction are consigned from collections or buyouts of sale lots. Some are parts guns only.
Most auctions are used when the attempt to sell through other retail means are exhausted. There is as great a potential for loss as there is profit so it is mostly on the risk of the person selling.

Besides, We cannot go around calling for freedom and dropping of oppressing mandates and then tell retailers how to sell their guns because we happen not to agree with the process. Freedom ultimately means the right of other people to do things that you may not agree with.
 
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obviously they would not be having one if it wasn't got the handgun apocalypse . They're standing on the side of the profits at the time of the gun owners misfortune trying to capitalize on the negative situation. Not any different than if a grocery store had an auction at a time of food shortage

SFRC Auctions is a separate company than SFRC....besides that SFRC Auctions has been doing auctions for almost 2 years. They do a large auction every 2 months and smaller ones every week or so...it is a consignment auction, the items in it are brought in by consignment from customers, dealers, etc. Many are from estates as well.
 
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