Knives….a lot of knives!

[Cadcom]

I see quite a few I'd like to have, but I have never come out good dealing with companies that run Estate Sale's .....
More times than not, I have walked out empty handed ...............

Yep. Easy to overlook the add on fees at the end when it's time to pay up.

 

[FireLt]

Yep. Easy to overlook the add on fees at the end when it's time to pay up.

I’ve gotten good deals at estate sales. Most will negotiate and typically the company doing the sale takes a percentage of total sales from the seller. They do charge tax. In my experience if you go on the last day you get better deals, most times the last day is 50 to 75% off

 

[Ken Ford]

Made some great deals at estate sales, and auctions. Just have to bid or buy with the fees in mind. Stuff I bought was worth about 3700 more than I paid. Last one I went too.

 

[Gordylew]

Hit or miss on estate sales. Usually the good stuff is scarfed up by the estate seller before the door opens. Prices are retail plus 20 the first day, 10% below retail the next and whats left the last day is dumpster dive items. I stopped going to them unless its close and there is a lot of gun related items. Always seems there full of grand ma’s kitchen items and Christmas decorations.

 

[Dogtown Darren]

Dude has/had some good stuff, but his knives are mostly the gas station variety. There's a few in there that would be cool to own, but mostly.....eh.

 

[GUNBRAND.COM]

Did any one go?