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[chucklenut]

I guess harder to come by, but I always like to know what the current price for a new one is, that for me determines if I really want to part with it. For instance I'm selling a 2 tone Bersa for 240 but back in 2008 they sold new for that much now they sell for 300 ish now.

the only way i gauge current price is by being active in the current market

aka comparing prices from acorss the board (msrp is usually 1 hundred to 2 hundred bucks more on average i find)

and the bersa has always been a 275 to 300 dollar gun new for the most part

i mean, when did a used SW sigma go for 300+?

 

[ReganR6]

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[melodyandzoe]

Thanks for sharing !!!

 

[hamburglar3]

The only problem is shows the asking price not the sold price. Now THAT would be the yardstick if it could be captured.

 

[joeylee]

good reference, thanx

 

[Nob0dy]

the only way i gauge current price is by being active in the current market

aka comparing prices from acorss the board (msrp is usually 1 hundred to 2 hundred bucks more on average i find)

and the bersa has always been a 275 to 300 dollar gun new for the most part

i mean, when did a used SW sigma go for 300+?

It depends on the buyer as well, if somebody really wants that gun than so be it, prime example is the PMR.

I would never pay more than 400 for them but in all honesty I never really wanted one.

The one down side to the sight is it seems to reference GunBroker and Guns America a lot and I find those place to be over priced.

 

[Nob0dy]

The only problem is shows the asking price not the sold price. Now THAT would be the yardstick if it could be captured.

Yeah like I said it only seems to be Gunbroker mostly.

 

[STEELHORSES]

The only problem is shows the asking price not the sold price. Now THAT would be the yardstick if it could be captured.

Yeah it lists the wishful thinking buy it now prices. The starting auction prices are usually lower. Other than that great site and another good research tool!

 

[chucklenut]

It depends on the buyer as well, if somebody really wants that gun than so be it, prime example is the PMR.

I would never pay more than 400 for them but in all honesty I never really wanted one.

The one down side to the sight is it seems to reference GunBroker and Guns America a lot and I find those place to be over priced.

true

thats why chumps are paying 650 for a used keltec sub 2000 when it should cost 3 to 4 hundred at most

 

[darrenmd]

Thanks.....