You know I generally leave the price tags and receipts in the box because I sell for less than I paid most of the time.

[Bypass]

Just my dumb random observation.

 

[steviesterno]

Congratulations I guess?

 

[Bypass]

Congratulations I guess?

Thanks. It's just weird seeing a brand new firearm with the price tag torn off the box up for sale.

 

[Seacap]

Just my dumb random observation.

Maybe he just didn’t want his wife to see how much he spent?

 

[Bypass]

Maybe he just didn’t want his wife to see how much he spent?

That never occurred to me since I'm not married but it makes sense.

 

[Gunny Jake]

Bought a new Colt AR in 1988 for about $450. Traded it to a good friend in 1999 for $1,800. I made sure to include the original receipt and sales tag.

 

[Bypass]

Bought a new Colt AR in 1988 for about $450. Traded it to a good friend 1999 for $1,800.

Yessir. That's a bit different though than what I'm going on about. I'm referring to the NIB just bought last week firearms with the price tags clearly torn off.

But like the guy above said maybe they were hiding the price from their significant others.

 

[Seacap]

That never occurred to me since I'm not married but it makes sense.

Sometimes not telling your spouse just makes life easier

 

[Asbestos]

<---- guilty of misleading his wife on purchase prices, historically.

 

[THREEJAYS]

I have only bought a dozen or so brand new. I have never made a point of keeping or ridding myself of price tags. Just never crossed my mind