Trading Post

[Rust_shackleford]

Man I know it's wrong, but lately I want to reply on some of the post WTF!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Shootersfab]

In before the close.

Whats got you bothered? $600 Glocks?

[twitchyfinger]

WTF!!!!!!!!!!!

Someone had too...

[ray1970]

$600 Glocks was going to be my guess too.

[Tinelement]

You guys ever shot a $600 used glock!??

effing amazing!!! Well worth the mula!!

[Teufelhund]

But if it already has 1000 rounds through it - it's already broken in for you! That's less work you have to do, so it's worth more than retail, right? What if I throw in a ziploc baggie full of random reloads and mixed headstamp? That's got to be worth an extra $100 at least! No? How about a couple ratty old holsters my fat ass has been sweating on? Surely that ups the value over MSRP!

also. . . in before the lock.

[Kaiser.Shooter]

But if it already has 1000 rounds through it - it's already broken in for you! That's less work you have to do, so it's worth more than retail, right? What if I throw in a ziploc baggie full of random reloads and mixed headstamp? That's got to be worth an extra $100 at least! No? How about a couple ratty old holsters my fat ass has been sweating on? Surely that ups the value over MSRP!

^^^ now that's the selling strategy

[akumadiavolo]

Well, it never hurts to put it out there and see if someone will bite. I will gladly take more than a gun is worth if someone is willing to pay that. I recently sold an unconverted Saiga with a few bolt on accessories for 1K. It's not worth that, but someone was willing to give it to me, who am I to say no?

[mackbamf]

Ultimately it is buyer beware... If someone overpays it is ultimately thier own responsibility for not doing their homework... That being said I just saw some steel cased .223 rounds on Armslist for $.50 a pop, need to get back over there and grab them before someone else does!!!

[Colorado_Outback]

That being said I just saw some steel cased .223 rounds on Armslist for $.50 a pop, need to get back over there and grab them before someone else does!!!

.50 cents a round...Ouch..
My reload cost for .223 is .22 cents a round.