Recoil spring
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A month ago I put my Ruger GP-100 blued finish on consignment at a new to me gun shop to sell. I recently moved and wanted to try a new place closer to home, in the past I have sold rifles and a semi-auto pistol on consignment at 2 different shops and they always sold after 2 months.
However, this is a revolver in a changing world of people wanting semi-autos these days, and every time I stop by this place I never see any customers there, their selection is small and they seem to emphasis their gun smithing services. Was there today on a Saturday in October, am getting nervous that it might not sell for a long time as this is a busy time in the gun retail season with others.
If I pull the gun from this shop they said they would need to go through the FFL process and charge a $25.00 fee.
How long should I leave it there and should I reduce the price, and if so when, 60 days, or longer? Anyone have a revolver on consignment that took a long time to move?
However, this is a revolver in a changing world of people wanting semi-autos these days, and every time I stop by this place I never see any customers there, their selection is small and they seem to emphasis their gun smithing services. Was there today on a Saturday in October, am getting nervous that it might not sell for a long time as this is a busy time in the gun retail season with others.
If I pull the gun from this shop they said they would need to go through the FFL process and charge a $25.00 fee.
How long should I leave it there and should I reduce the price, and if so when, 60 days, or longer? Anyone have a revolver on consignment that took a long time to move?