That was a good deal.on of the best deals was the
smith .22 mod 17 went for 575
Maybe he meant that he held three because reserve wasn't met.That was a good deal.
I swear the guy on the phone told me they all had a reserve. Maybe I misunderstood.
What did the Savage 24 go for?
I think it went for around $550I wanted the Remington 7400。
give me the item numberThat was a good deal.
I swear the guy on the phone told me they all had a reserve. Maybe I misunderstood.
What did the Savage 24 go for?
he let everything go but 3 because they got no where near reasonable bids 3 or 4 he asked for a little more and let them go he sold a ptr hk91 in real nice condition for for like 875 and had a couple of left bidsgive me the item number
You have a price for #95? It should be the SIG MPX-K. just curious on what prices are on them usedgive me the item number
I saw a few decent deals but nothing to write home about. Only stayed about 30 min to see how prices were. He only mentioned a reserve on a Browning xbolt rifle that I heard.. when an H&R 22 pistol goes fer 250 that's top money fer that pistol so someone wanted it more then me.
97 & 101 went for about 1100 or so pre taxWhat did 97, 101 and 141 go for?
It was the Lightning rifle..Wow, that was a good price on the MPX K.
Since some of you know, was there a pump action Colt lightning rifle, or was it a Colt lightning revolver that was listed and what it sold for.
No buyers premium, just sales tax and $5 background checkWas there a buyers premium? Many estate auctions I have been to charge 10% to the buyer on top of the bid
Some good deals there. Not steals but solid deals. Thanks for posting.There was definitely some that went for full retail and then some and some were fair or great deals. I was writing down most prices. I think that this was all y'all were asking about:
#95 MPX-K-9= 1375
#51 colt = 1400
#52 s&w 586 = 600
#53 s&w 17 = 575
#97 & 101 sweet 16 = 1050 each
#141 savage 24s-e = 375
All pre-tax of course.