Where do you find realistic values for used firearms??

[teearr]

Before posting your ad. do you check GB, TrueGunValues.com, old ODT ads., etc. etc. to get a feel for a fair price. Or do you just wing it with a high price and then rely on offers or haggling to get real. Inquiring minds want to know . Thanks.

 

[Nonliberal]

 

[OttoMan]

Senior gun owners and veterans-ODTer won’t buy your gun unless if it’s advertising almost as a gift. So, better to stick with the higher ODT prices, newbies love them and will pay. Lol….
price is a dead horse anyway…. Just carry on… lol

 

[steviesterno]

check here, ARF, closed/sold gunbroker adds, not just bids.

Then I check GunDeals.com for the lowest new price I can find. I figure used but looks new popular stuff is ~10% below new currently, less popular stuff ~25%. Beat to **** or stupid things 50%.

antiques are harder. Like I'm considering selling a tavor. I could move it 5 minutes for 1k, probably quick at 1500, slower at 1700, never at 2k. Easy. but an 1897 french revolver? **** I've seen them sold between $140 and $7,000 with similar looking conditions.

 

[Sharpsburg]

Post at whatever price you want. If you get a bigger profit, good on you. If it’s too high, you won’t sell it and can either put it back in the safe or lower price. Don’t let the dbag price police get you down.

 

[BIKER13]

just look at the price you know its too damn high then. a 300 Taurus for 600 C'mon Man? be reel. A new gun you can purchase for less than 400 advertised for 600 naw that aint happening, just laugh put em on ignore and move along

 

[BigMike]

Supply and demand, quality and the right buyer.

 

[BIKER13]

better prices in Pawn Shops. Now thats a twist

 

[ReservoirDawg10]

Yawn. This is such a 2020 thread.

 

[K79540]

I research a few ads on here...then I post what I want...and usually end up with what I need..