Kingcuda360
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Anybody have one? Is it worth buying? Are the values listed in the book actually accurate?
Pretty much reflects my feelings. Consider it as just one source in determining value. In actuality, there is always a range. One big factor, is what you paid for it. There are times when I break even but there has never been a time that I get less than what I paid. ......It's a good reference, but the values are all over the place (some too high, some too low). It tries, but it fails. I bought one about 10 years ago, and it's a great reference book, but I use the internet to research gun values.
See I've tried using gunbroker but have found people pay a lot more than what it's worth.
See I've tried using gunbroker but have found people pay a lot more than what it's worth.
Oddly, they are paying exactly what it's worth.Kingcuda360 See I've tried using gunbroker but have found people pay a lot more than what it's worth....
What it's worth to who? In a free market economy, the market is driven by people paying what they think the stuff is worth. Got a collector piece and you think it's worth $5,000? Put it up for auction and the market will tell you what it's worth. Sometimes more, sometimes less than you think it's worth. But that's what it is worth on the market. So, what you think it's worth is irrelevant.have found people pay a lot more than what it's worth