Whats with the whiney folks in the For Sale section???

[spyder]

dun dunn dunnnnn..... what will happen next?

[Byte Stryke]

dun dunn dunnnnn..... what will happen next?

you forgot the popcorn Emoticon

[Gunner]

My night just got interesting

[ldmaster]

I read the ad in question. And what he said was an M1A and to tell him what you've got. He was quite specific with his rifle's description. To be honest there are maybe six or so M1A configurations that I'd like, and I do feel his pain about people getting all "butt hurt" (gosh, I'm still giggling at that).

I am pretty cautious on trades or sales. What I've found is that there are several sub-species of people who scan the for sale ads, here they are in no particular order:

1. people who know little about guns aside from their Mosin Nagant or Glock.

2. people who know what it is you're trying to sell and who have an honest intention of dealing honestly.

3. people who are semi-secretly in the business of buying and selling guns who hope to take advantage of you in case you're stupid and dont know what you're selling is worth. They have a sub-species that buys ANY "black rifle" as long as it's cheaper than normal, secretly squirreling it away for the apocalypse.

4. People who think that the original sale price is the STARTING point for the value of their trade, and wholesale is the HIGH price you should expect for your trade.

5. People who think that any S&W over 20 years old is a COMBAT MASTERPIECE, when in fact it's an I-frame kitgun.

6. People that don't really want to sell or trade their item, but get a kick out of seeing what people will offer for it, because "who know" some sucker may have major wood for his little toy. This type is usually a retired guy who may go shooting once a year and has six gun safes packed to the brim.

The list is not all inclusive, but it's a start!

[jerrymrc]

I read the ad in question. And what he said was an M1A and to tell him what you've got. He was quite specific with his rifle's description. To be honest there are maybe six or so M1A configurations that I'd like, and I do feel his pain about people getting all "butt hurt" (gosh, I'm still giggling at that).

I am pretty cautious on trades or sales. What I've found is that there are several sub-species of people who scan the for sale ads, here they are in no particular order:

1. people who know little about guns aside from their Mosin Nagant or Glock.

2. people who know what it is you're trying to sell and who have an honest intention of dealing honestly.

3. people who are semi-secretly in the business of buying and selling guns who hope to take advantage of you in case you're stupid and dont know what you're selling is worth. They have a sub-species that buys ANY "black rifle" as long as it's cheaper than normal, secretly squirreling it away for the apocalypse.

4. People who think that the original sale price is the STARTING point for the value of their trade, and wholesale is the HIGH price you should expect for your trade.

5. People who think that any S&W over 20 years old is a COMBAT MASTERPIECE, when in fact it's an I-frame kitgun.

6. People that don't really want to sell or trade their item, but get a kick out of seeing what people will offer for it, because "who know" some sucker may have major wood for his little toy. This type is usually a retired guy who may go shooting once a year and has six gun safes packed to the brim.

The list is not all inclusive, but it's a start!

Not a bad start.

[spyder]

you forgot the popcorn Emoticon

my bad, my smiley was still cooking it, but it's done now...

[spyder]

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lets all gather and watch now

[patrick0685]

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lets all gather and watch now

count me in

[spyder]

count me in

got a glass ready for ya

[BigBear]

I go out to dinner and then come back to this? I love this board! ... however, I'm finding the lack of gnashing teeth and unintellible swear words kinda.... boring...


Enough with the facts!!! ATTACK!!!