I see now many people that were led by the scare of not being able to buy a semi-auto and paying the outragous amounts from the price gouging community out here. They are now putting them up for sale and trying to get what they paid for them. Sorry about their luck but now retailers are starting to sell the semi's for about what they were before the big scare started. I am just so happy i was prepared and not led by the scare and emptied my wallet for one. Now everyone that got taken should just reap a little and learn from their mistakes and stay prepared and see that you could of saved a little, i mean a lot of money. I just hope all new gun lookers look around a little to see that you can actually buy a new AR a lot cheaper than what these people are still asking and hoping to get a little of their money back. Good luck and God Bless and please keeping standing together as one!
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Sorry about your luck
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You're going to see this for a long while now. In 08, it took about 2 years for things to stabilize to "Normal" or as normal as it gets on this planet of hairless apes....
People will use the "I want what I have in it" or "I paid XXX over retail and that's what I am selling it fer, FIRM". The panicky hillbillies have again maxed their cards and will have to eat Ramen and Miller High Life for a while to pay them off again.
People will use the "I want what I have in it" or "I paid XXX over retail and that's what I am selling it fer, FIRM". The panicky hillbillies have again maxed their cards and will have to eat Ramen and Miller High Life for a while to pay them off again.
Looking through the classifieds I see some who are still thinking or hoping the scare is still on. AR's have come down a bit but the prices are up across the board. Ammo/hand and long guns.
1911's well used for more than new. They are starting to show up in the LGS again NIB so be patient.
.22 ammo at ridiculous prices.
Keep your head and take some time. Parts/pieces/ammo and guns can be found for decent money.
1911's well used for more than new. They are starting to show up in the LGS again NIB so be patient.
.22 ammo at ridiculous prices.
Keep your head and take some time. Parts/pieces/ammo and guns can be found for decent money.
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terrehautian
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A guy on a facebook sell group was trying to sell a brick of 525 Federal for $70 and said "if you don't like my price, too bad". Too bad for him the owner of the group didn't like his price either and kicked him out.
You have Ramen?? It's always out at the store. I'll give you $5 per package.
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You could have made your point just as effectively without the hillbillies, ramen, and beer part. A lot of affluent people lose when buying on speculation too so why discriminate? Substitute some other pejorative term for a group of people with some accompanying stereotypical food and drink and see what happens...
roadrunner681
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ya i seen one of those.
There were more than a few guys walking around the Stout Field show last weekend with $2000+ Ar's. They didn't seem too happy with the new prices of $900 - $1,200. Or the fact new Pmags were $20 - $30. As the OP said "Sorry about your luck"!
Indy_Guy_77
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Please define what constitutes "over buying"...
