Yeah, I've been trying not to admit it. But times they are a changing. I've got cash setting in my safe just waiting to be spent. I've bought and sold guns for years. I don't just wait for the deal of the century, but I do look for guns that are less than full retail. My used gun purchases are getting fewer and farther in between. More and more I just throw my hands up in frustration and go buy new for $25 more even after tax. I don't know what the deal is, apparently folks are finding people to buy their used guns at or above retail. When I do see one at or above retail I'm interested in at $575 asking price I'll offer $525 and be accused of lowballing! That's not even a 10% reduction! No need to get snitty about it, just give me a counter offer or a "no". It seems the basic notion of friendly negotiating has been lost to the ages. Guess I'm getting old.