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Gun Availability Increasing and New Gun Prices Rapidly Dropping

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I’m seeing gun availability rapidly increasing, and prices coming down rapidly from the March-June peak. Tell me what you’re seeing (not speculating). Okay. Concrete 1. Today - M&P Shield Plus for 373 plus $25 shipping and $15 FFL. See pic. 2. Watch this YouTube.
by a gun dealer citing facts showing his losses on gunbroker.com bcz the cash market has dropped dramatically in the past 6 weeks. Also, he shows that his wholesalers have tons of stock available in the last week or two, that weren’t a label a month or two ago. It’s a compelling warning that the market is dropping rapidly from the recent insanity in new and used guns.

*we all know the obvious- stimulus checks have been spent, unemployment extra money over at end of June, and tax return money spent, and bullets too expensive.

IN FACT - what’s predictable is that a lot of people who spent stimulus, tax return, and unemployment money on new guns, are going to start dumping them back on the used market to raise Christmas money or other cash needs no later than the last quarter of this year. I think the YouTube guy's facts showing the rapid recent decline shows that if you’re selling for cash, now is better than a month from now.

thoughts?
 

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That could well be. But the deals and steals I'm seeing are for 'popular' guns that I don't want, nor will buy. I suppose that's the kind of thing some people want, but not me. Still don't see what I'd really want from BWG, etc...
 
I've not been following the guns as much as the ammo, it's its dropping steadily. Good 9mm and brass 193 5.56 are both down to about 50 cents ish and falling.

Some deals that I've been finding are on NFA items, but that is a different discussion.
 
I’m seeing gun availability rapidly increasing, and prices coming down rapidly from the March-June peak. Tell me what you’re seeing (not speculating). Okay. Concrete 1. Today - M&P Shield Plus for 373 plus $25 shipping and $15 FFL. See pic. 2. Watch this YouTube.
by a gun dealer citing facts showing his losses on gunbroker.com bcz the cash market has dropped dramatically in the past 6 weeks. Also, he shows that his wholesalers have tons of stock available in the last week or two, that weren’t a label a month or two ago. It’s a compelling warning that the market is dropping rapidly from the recent insanity in new and used guns.

*we all know the obvious- stimulus checks have been spent, unemployment extra money over at end of June, and tax return money spent, and bullets too expensive.

IN FACT - what’s predictable is that a lot of people who spent stimulus, tax return, and unemployment money on new guns, are going to start dumping them back on the used market to raise Christmas money or other cash needs no later than the last quarter of this year. I think the YouTube guy's facts showing the rapid recent decline shows that if you’re selling for cash, now is better than a month from now.

thoughts?
"Now", is good for another reason. In another month, the cash you get by selling or otherwise have on hand today, will buy less a month from now......maybe a lot less.
 
I’m seeing gun availability rapidly increasing, and prices coming down rapidly from the March-June peak. Tell me what you’re seeing (not speculating). Okay. Concrete 1. Today - M&P Shield Plus for 373 plus $25 shipping and $15 FFL. See pic. 2. Watch this YouTube.
by a gun dealer citing facts showing his losses on gunbroker.com bcz the cash market has dropped dramatically in the past 6 weeks. Also, he shows that his wholesalers have tons of stock available in the last week or two, that weren’t a label a month or two ago. It’s a compelling warning that the market is dropping rapidly from the recent insanity in new and used guns.

*we all know the obvious- stimulus checks have been spent, unemployment extra money over at end of June, and tax return money spent, and bullets too expensive.

IN FACT - what’s predictable is that a lot of people who spent stimulus, tax return, and unemployment money on new guns, are going to start dumping them back on the used market to raise Christmas money or other cash needs no later than the last quarter of this year. I think the YouTube guy's facts showing the rapid recent decline shows that if you’re selling for cash, now is better than a month from now.

thoughts?
Whats a $15 ffl fee ?
 
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