I'VE BEEN........PASTURIZED......lol...
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Its your property and you can ax what you want for it. thats the roolz. Nobody has to pay that price but you can ax it
You should not sell for more than you gave as you would not be able to sleep good
To KIND OF quote Wyatt Earp....I already don't sleep good, may as well have the money...You should not sell for more than you gave as you would not be able to sleep good
I think it is only "frowned upon" by a few whiners that like to try to control what others do with their property. It is all about lack of preparation and control over others. The WIC (Whiner In Charge) has stated that he wants to post on peoples ad's, that HE thinks is too high. No doubt the WIC wants to try and shame people, that HE thinks are pricing to high. There are a few others here that support the WIC but I think the majority of gun owners would see a price they don't like and move on.With all these prices going up, people are asking more for their guns, ammo, mags, gas, homes, etc. So, If I bought a desirable pistol way back when, and fair market value has doubled or tripled lately, is it "for profit" to sell it at current market value? I mean, If I had to replace it, current price would have to be payed, right? Its that way with gas, your house, and pretty much everything we consume or like, so why is it frowned upon in the firearm world?
I say go with replacement value. Glocks aren’t really $750, but if you’re looking to buy one in ODT that’s what they’re listed for. You can’t sell it for what you paid and get a comparable weapon right now, so go with replacement value.With all these prices going up, people are asking more for their guns, ammo, mags, gas, homes, etc. So, If I bought a desirable pistol way back when, and fair market value has doubled or tripled lately, is it "for profit" to sell it at current market value? I mean, If I had to replace it, current price would have to be payed, right? Its that way with gas, your house, and pretty much everything we consume or like, so why is it frowned upon in the firearm world?
I was actually referring to the alphabet gubment office that watches our every move...maybe one on them will chime in soon...Maybe one already has?