Gun Prices

[BIKER13]

How do you determine what $ amount to ask for a gun you want to sale?

 

[righter13]

On the ODT?

Retail for a new version plus 50-100

 

[GlockIssue]

I look at what I paid new for it and drop it about 20%. I then take that dollar amount and compare it to Budsgunshop to see how it stands. If 20% from original price is not low enough, I adjust accordingly to gain traffic. Last gun I listed for $500 originally and sold it for $450. I usually ask for a little more than I will sell because nobody offers list price.

 

[Ddanielsdcd]

See what the cheapest price is someone can get it for new online and subtract 10-20% depending on what it is.

 

[mattp38]

List it for double so if it sales I'm ok with it. I hate to sell my guns! JK, I pretty much do what the previous posts have stated.

 

[GlockIssue]

Yea, selling guns can kind of suck. I think that's why so many people trade. For instance, I bought my Glock 26 for $549 plus 7% tax. So I paid $587. I sold it for 18% less than what I paid for it ($450) if you don't include the tax, which means I lost $137. Not the end of the world, but if you do that a few times a year, you're out quite a few hundred bucks. It can add up quick.

 

[fattboyzz]

I pay attention to what things sell for and price accordingly ..

 

[Leatherhead]

Cheapest place you can find it online in stock for...minus $ for condition.

Of its a collectable non production gun, find what it sold for recently on GB and add or subtract for condition.

 

[BIKER13]

See what the cheapest price is someone can get it for new online and subtract 10-20% depending on what it is.

In a perfect world that would be nice.

 

[chucklenut]

i think about what i paid for it

then i compare to what they are selling for

then i decide what its worth to me and how badly i need cash

then i dont sell it and i go donate blood for money