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Auction report, a couple followed me home

ridgleyart

Bigger turnout than I expected, I was bidder #300, and most it seemed were there for the few guns & ammo that were available. The sales went like this, all ammo brought $50+/box, Glock 19 two mags and case $800, Glock 23 one mag $825, Single shot 22 $250, Sears bolt action ,410 $375, and the biggest seller of the day was a worn out Winchester 1894 that had been rebarreled and only had half a barrel band and the remnants of a bad repair attempt...hold on to your hats boys, it brought $2700. I feel bad for the old man that bought it. Here are my two, a very lightly used BAR in .30-06, and a Rock River AR/


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  • Sam06

    Nice!


    I like the BAR.

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  • ridgleyart

    Yeah, I've wanted a 30-06 BAR for awhile so I'll probably keep it. The Rock River will likely find its way to the auction side.

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  • toad67

    Did you freeze your arse off??

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  • ridgleyart

    Not really, I was layered up.

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  • BobJudy

    Pretty good haul! Good looking BAR and I am partial to Rock Rivers - gotta 20" barreled varmint version in the safe. It is extremely accurate. Bob

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  • Ruger4me

    But what did you pay for the two you brought home?.....

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  • ridgleyart
    Ruger4me: 31515201273499/comments/31515201701659

    But what did you pay for the two you brought home?.....

    A little more than I wanted to, but a little less than current market value, I gave 800 each.

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  • savage170

    Another like for the BAR I have one in 7mm Rem Mag

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  • Ditch-Runner

    congrats on the wins

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  • Grunt2

    Good job brother...!!!

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  • clays

    Twice a year a a local auction house held a gun & accessory auction. Located in Ga at the NC line. Always enjoyed going as items from several states would show up. It was not a place to go just to buy a gun, but to find something unusual that you felt like you needed. Auctioneer retired a couple of years ago so it is no longer. But, before you decided to make a bid on an item you better know the terms. They were, final auction bid amount, + 15% buyer premium, + 6 1/2% sales tax + $15, transfer fee on each item. So that $1000 bid instantly turned into $1240.00.

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  • ridgleyart
    clays: 31515201273499/comments/31515210609307

    Twice a year a a local auction house held a gun & accessory auction. Located in Ga at the NC line. Always enjoyed going as items from several states would show up. It was not a place to go just to buy a gun, but to find something unusual that you felt like you needed. Auctioneer retired a couple of years ago so it is no longer. But, before you decided to make a bid on an item you better know the terms. They were, final auction bid amount, + 15% buyer premium, + 6 1/2% sales tax + $15, transfer fee on each item. So that $1000 bid instantly turned into $1240.00.

    Wow, never been to an auction with a buyer's premium. Auctions around here don't charge sales tax or transfer fee, there is no paperwork done so you now have an unregistered gun.

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  • Sam06

    I always wanted a BAR in 338. I figured that would be one bad mama jama.

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  • ridgleyart

    Yes it would be!

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  • Butchdog2

    Agree. Folks would bid more than the item was worth and the see all the extra charges when they checked out and leave very dissappointed.

    Buying something that is rare and especially if it is what you went to buy, bid and don't look back. I do that occasionally.

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