GB is a good place to buy, just decide how much you are willing to pay for something and wait till the last of the auction and bid. Do not get in a bidding war with someone.
Never paid full price for anything. Not starting at an outrageous price to begin with.. maybe you need to learn! Been doing it my whole life son.
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Blue Book, TGV, and Guns International are my gauge. GA, GB, and all the other unrealistic gun auctions are garbage.
A lot of people here mock TGV and BB, mainly when they're trying to get their GB price. The same people will PM and ask why your stuff is so high when it's sitting in the middle or high end of the bracket on TGV and never ever make an offer, unless of course it's a G34 or something.
Cheapass Hypocrites IMO.
A lot of people here mock TGV and BB, mainly when they're trying to get their GB price. The same people will PM and ask why your stuff is so high when it's sitting in the middle or high end of the bracket on TGV and never ever make an offer, unless of course it's a G34 or something.
Cheapass Hypocrites IMO.
If you're happy with what you bought or sold, that's all that matters.
According to Jay Leno car collectors don't say they overpaid; they just bought too soon.
I can’t understand why people freak about gun prices. I used to use BB just to make sure I wasn’t screwing anyone on a sale. I don’t buy used anymore. With this thing called the internet you can always find a good price. I tried selling on the forum, and did sell 1 AR. That’s it for me though. I’m only buying quality and I’m not selling. When I kick the bucket my brother and grandson can have it all.
Sometimes paying full price is worth it. It just depends on what it is, and if it's already priced well below market value.
True.. but like i said not at an inflated price to start!
This is my downfall, I am competitive and I love to win.
If you want to sell here, cut the price in half then list it and expect to get beat up over that price with offers half of half.
