Are gun prices starting to fall??
I was doing my place very low bids thing over on the auction side. I realized I had quite a bit of 40 ammo but no longer had a forty. Placed some very low bids thinking no way I would get anything.
S+W, 40 S+W, 2.0 M+P 4" barrel, good shape. $257.05.
Doesn't this sound like a very low price?? On top of one I bought last week that my FFL told me was below cost. So are prices dropping or did I just get lucky??
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lucky.
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Good for you...
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I read that due to the record sales levels of new guns indicated by NICS background checks in 2020 and 2021, 2022 new gun sales have dropped like a rock. Many of the new guns bought are now being sold (to buy gas and groceries?). Folks are buying the used guns and the new gun sales are way behind thus leading to lower prices. This is what I read anyway. I have one particular rifle I am waiting for the price to drop on before I "pull the trigger". Hoping the prices do become more reasonable soon.
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Couldn't prove it by the prices of the ones I am trying to buy.
People have gone absolutely stupid
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htredneck: 30484794353307/comments/30484817617179
Couldn't prove it by the prices of the ones I am trying to buy.
People have gone absolutely stupid
You could roll the dice like I am and wait it out. It could go down in price or it may stay the same or possibly go higher. I have seen these prices cycle from very high to very low. May never go low again. Hard to tell. Best of luck.
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i see a lot of "out of stock" on the big online shops
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It doesn’t sound like it’s slowing down…
March Firearm Sales, NICS Checks for 2022 are Third Highest on Record
Article first appeared on Ammoland.com U.S.A. –-(AmmoLand.com)-– March 2022 firearm sales and National Instant background Check System (NICS) checks done by the FBI are both the third-highest on record. The NICS system started record-keeping in 1998. There are 24 years of data for March. The 2022 firearm sales and NICS checks ...0
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