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Auctions...for basic gun supplies. That's what it's come to.
The seller knows what he paid and knows what it's worth. Selling to the highest bidder seems cheap and tawdry. Says a lot about a man's character.
Just my two cents and worth every penny.
Supply and command sets the price! No One forces a person to purchase.

Doesn't matter what was the original cost. The seller had it and knows what today's value is. As does the purchaser.
That'd be like me selling a new in the box 1966 Marlin 39a today for the price on the box of $129.96.
 
Supply and command sets the price! No One forces a person to purchase.

Doesn't matter what was the original cost. The seller had it and knows what today's value is. As does the purchaser.
That'd be like me selling a new in the box 1966 Marlin 39a today for the price on the box of $129.96.
This is a zombie thread, and supply and demand has gotten a lot better since initial posting.
You are correct in stating that nobody is forced to buy from these guys, any more than one is forced to buy a used car from Lucky Joe's Auto Sales...at 3 times KBB pricing. Only desperate people would, and only a true piece of work would take advantage of that situation.
We aren't talking about a Marlin 39A here...we are talking about basic shooting supplies like powder and caps. Expendibles, not a firearm whose value can rise and fall with the economy and market. You may disagree with this view, but to me it's pretty plain and clear.
 

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