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  • brier-49
    The price !
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  • grumpygy
    quote:Originally posted by brier-49
    The price !


    Did not even look at the Price was wondering why he Brought this one up. Now I know.
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  • armilite
    quote:Originally posted by brier-49
    The price !



    And $55 for shipping.[:(][:(]
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  • cbxjeff
    Maybe I should list my similar one and undercut him by $1K and free shipping.
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  • wiplash
    quote:Originally posted by cbxjeff
    Maybe I should list my similar one and undercut him by $1K and free shipping.


    Would you be interested in "Trading it"[;)]
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  • wiplash
    quote:Originally posted by us55840
    quote:Originally posted by brier-49
    The price !


    Yup ~ in the late 50's or early 60's most every hardware store and general merch. store like Gambles, etc. had them filling garbage cans for about $39 each.

    [8D]


    Could you "Trade" them something for one?
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  • mrmike08075
    I have 3 enfield "t" type sniper rifles with matching scopes that if I offered for auction I would expect to net somewhere in the $2500.00 to $5000.00 range each depending on the market

    I have a half dozen assorted British enfields that are nice - several in mint condition that I removed from the long storage mummy wrap that I don't think would top $1000.00 even in a hot market

    I have the same rifle pictured and don't think it's market value would top $750.00

    I have the .410 conversion and the grenade launching dedicated platform - which nobody wanted and dealer price was under $100.00

    Unless the market and value have risen dramatically recently his pricing and valuation seem beyond any reasonable estimate

    I like these and the Ross rifles and the 1914 enfields but would not pay those prices - a number of his auctions seem to be ridiculously priced - unless he is doing a lot of up trading under optimal conditions with idiots

    What am I missing???

    Mike
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  • wiplash
    quote:Originally posted by mrmike08075
    I have 3 enfield "t" type sniper rifles with matching scopes that if I offered for auction I would expect to net somewhere in the $2500.00 to $5000.00 range each depending on the market

    I have a half dozen assorted British enfields that are nice - several in mint condition that I removed from the long storage mummy wrap that I don't think would top $1000.00 even in a hot market

    I have the same rifle pictured and don't think it's market value would top $750.00

    I have the .410 conversion and the grenade launching dedicated platform - which nobody wanted and dealer price was under $100.00

    Unless the market and value have risen dramatically recently his pricing and valuation seem beyond any reasonable estimate

    I like these and the Ross rifles and the 1914 enfields but would not pay those prices - a number of his auctions seem to be ridiculously priced - unless he is doing a lot of up trading under optimal conditions with idiots

    What am I missing???

    Mike


    He has it for sale or "Trade".

    Actually, he has a couple that I have seen, "for Trade".
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  • montanajoe
    • Community moderator
    ...but,if he put a value of $2999 on his gun,that is what his fee to GunBroker will be based off of. So let him trade.
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  • gtpony
    Where's the rest of the barrel and what is that front sight from?
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  • wiplash
    quote:Originally posted by montanajoe
    ...but,if he put a value of $2999 on his gun,that is what his fee to GunBroker will be based off of. So let him trade.


    I wonder if he knows that![:D]
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  • remingtonoaks
    quote:Originally posted by wiplash
    quote:Originally posted by montanajoe
    ...but,if he put a value of $2999 on his gun,that is what his fee to GunBroker will be based off of. So let him trade.


    I wonder if he knows that![:D]


    I wonder if he's going to try to do the trade-off of GunBroker[V]
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  • montanajoe
    • Community moderator
    quote:Originally posted by remingtonoaks
    quote:Originally posted by wiplash
    quote:Originally posted by montanajoe
    ...but,if he put a value of $2999 on his gun,that is what his fee to GunBroker will be based off of. So let him trade.


    I wonder if he knows that![:D]


    I wonder if he's going to try to do the trade-off of GunBroker[V]
    possible,and I'm sure there is a percentage that does that. I'm also sure GB knows this too. If caught,done. The least, they still pay a listing fee.
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  • mrmike08075
    Honestly I don't pay attention to auction side elicit behavior or possible scams / cheats / work arounds / or reach arounds any more.

    The last few times I pointed an example out or offered an opinion on another members discovery of and objection to such behavior I got piled on and roughed up.

    I have opened an auction side complaint the last 3 times prior to making a comment here or starting a thread asking for opinions or assistance.

    Never heard back once from the auction side - the auctions in question continued on without interruption or alteration - the sellers accounts stayed active and they kept listing or resisting.

    Mods here made it unendingly clear that they have no connection to and no influence with and no pull or weight or apparent point of communication or contact with the auction side.

    So castigated and corrected and behaviorally modified I gave up.

    I salute those who continue to rage against the machine but don't think you will ever get a positive response.

    Mike
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  • Missouri Mule K30
    Must have the original box [;)]
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  • Ditch-Runner
    MHO
    just fishing for his store I am sure he knows the value but is trolling to get business by phone or email
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  • Henry0Reilly
    40+ lines of text with no paragraphs
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  • chiefr
    Waiting for the right fish to bite methodology. Seen many times.

    I can recall about 10 or so years ago seeing a $2400.00 Carcano and 1895 Hungarian mannlicher in the same price range.
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  • Don McManus
    Bought one for around $100.00 ten years ago or so and sold it last year for around $ 300.00. While I understand the history of the Enfield, I also understand that 10s of millions were made, and other than a cock on close action (which I prefer to the Mauser cock on open) it is, frankly, not much of a rifle.
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  • David Nunn
    Look at the rest of his stuff. He's really proud of it.
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  • He Dog
    If it sells GB makes their fee, what could possibly be wrong?
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