How do you price your guns?

[fslc94]

I wait for just the right felon, they pay the mostest!

 

[STI]

How do you price your guns?​

...to sell

 

[GFB]

I think if someone is going to price something at gunbroker prices that’s where they should sell it. There’s a much broader market and with an auction you may get a couple people willing to pay above retail for a gun that’s hard to come by. It doesn’t mean that’s what said gun is worth. ODT is much less hassle than gunbroker. Just my .02. I don’t have any guns to sell.

Seeing what people paid on GB is a good gauge, especially considering the buyer paid the price you see plus shipping plus transfer fees to FFL. If it sold for $700 on GB, they're in for it north of $750. If you list it on here for $650, that seems to me like it is well priced.

 

[BIKER13]

a gun is 679 MSRP,what is it worth as a used gun on odt?

 

[the_great_white]

I find the most expensive one like it on ODT and add 25% to make sure it goes back in the safe if no one buys it....

 

[BHPSteel]

a gun is 679 MSRP,what is it worth as a used gun on odt?

Tree fiddy of course.

More seriously, somewhere between $350 and $500, as long as it's in reasonable or better shape.

 

[GFB]

a gun is 679 MSRP,what is it worth as a used gun on odt?

What are they selling for used in like condition?

 

[jhunter]

A good friend of mine just launched www.BMIFirearms.com
I've been reviewing doing some testing / review of the site over the past couple months, and the pricing is fantastic.
I'll be using their site for a reasonable price check on a lot of firearms from now on.

 

[Jack Rabbit]

Don't forget the sentimental value added to these guns.
Sellers get a "REAL" emotional attachment to their guns.
Especially when you see a gun for sale and then you check the sellers feedback
only to find out he just bought or traded for it earlier that day.
He loves it so much he marked it up and listed it for sale at a profit.

 

[BIKER13]

Tree fiddy of course.

More seriously, somewhere between $350 and $500, as long as it's in reasonable or better shape.

yeah about right about 1/2 of MSRP.