My first penny auction for a gun
http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.asp?Item=90575418
I've done some small items but this is the first time I've done it with a firearm.
Jump right in there and bid it up in $10 or $20 increments so it gets on the hot list, ok?
I've done some small items but this is the first time I've done it with a firearm.
Jump right in there and bid it up in $10 or $20 increments so it gets on the hot list, ok?
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i hit it a few times what is worth? 0 -
quote:Originally posted by cowdoc
i hit it a few times what is worth?
When I bid on it (at zero two thirty in the blessed A.M.) I was thinking it should bring around $350 - $375 and I was being polite to HighCapGlock. By the time I got it home I have $360 and 2 trips to the receiving dealer in it.
I found out today that the recently developed shimmy in my vehicle is 2 tires that have broken belts and third one doesn't look so good; a new set of four is probably the best way to go.0 -
Looks VERY much like i sold awhile back So much so that it could be it. 0 -
Bumped it up a little more..
By the way it was manufactured in 1906 and not in 1905.0 -
You, sir, are a brave man. 0 -
Cowdoc
I cant say much about this one. But I have saw a few 1897's in great shape sale for well over $1000.00 and others for around $850 to $900.
Max out my personal limit.0 -
Damn...it is over a penny now, but I bid anyway [8D] 0 -
quote:Originally posted by dcinffxva
Damn...it is over a penny now, but I bid anyway [8D]
Fifty more dollars and I'll be at my break even point.0 -
Henry
If you ever need to date a Winchester.
Just go to Arms Collectors, choose the model and enter the serial number.
I will keep an eye on it for a few more days..0
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