Norinco M4

Well, let's just say that we now have a idea of the price range for this babies.

I wish you good luck with the rest of the processing Dangertree, doesn't seems to be a easy task.
 
As a guy that has called for affordable prices, thanks to all who are importing these. Every AR in the hands of gun owners is a victory. Remember they most likely ban things few people own.
 
They almost hit the market last night. Either that or I was drinking alot and imagined the the post for them :)
 
#1bcshooter said:
??? Lever was selling them for $500 when they had there last shipment .
I paid $600 for mine with A2 furniture from another dealer last yr . So just how low do you think the price will go ??
As for the M4 as soon as they hit the market I'm in .
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The last couple I've seen were approx $700 USED too much in my opinion

Don't know if I can justify buying an M4 right now waiting on t97 and 2 213s
 
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#1bcshooter said:
New is almost always cheaper than used in the EE
( EE = Excessivly Expensive )
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Here here , I second that! I paid 500 for my CQ last year , but I have seen them for alot higher now. People will always try to make alot of money on used I think ,but on the flip side sometimes you think you are giving a great deal and someone always wants to lowball ya hahaha!!
 
Deckard said:
Paying $450 for a used $500 rifle. About right. But then again, try selling them for $800 as I have seen. That is the 'good luck with that!'
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$500 new was history, $500 used is a very good deal now...

How much you think if I put my $99, bought new with 60 rnds fired SKS on EE?
 
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I just passed on a CQ311 at the local shop for $475. Didn't even give it a send thought. I think some teenager bought it. Thanks, but no thanks.
 
I'll buy a firearm for what was the new price prior to taxes. If unfired, I MAY buy it at new price + taxes.

I hate people who try and rip others off. Selling it for more than what you paid for is morally indefensible.
 
firemachine69 said:
Selling it for more than what you paid for is morally indefensible.
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Depends upon the gun IMHO. Some guns are collectible and as such, prices have risen.

A good example:

Do you think a like new '69 Chevelle should still sell for $2000? Of course not.

If it's a gun that can still be had new, then I agree with you. If it can no longer be had except as a used gun, then the price will be whatever the market dictates. That's life in a capitalist country ;)
 
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