Being used to Gunbroker it makes it easy to at least know the max you are willing to spend and if the reserve is higher, you don't get it. Fine with that.
My question is about some of the online (like Gunsintl, Fugate and others) sellers that show their price. Do you find that they are willing to negotiate at all, more like a gun show. I realize if it doesn't sell for a while they may reduce the price. Over the years I have seen some interesting pieces but the price was more than I wanted to pay so I just pass. Now I'm wondering if I should have at least made an offer.
I know there are a lot of variables such as dealer, demand, rarity, etc. Just wondering if most hold tight on their posted price,
My question is about some of the online (like Gunsintl, Fugate and others) sellers that show their price. Do you find that they are willing to negotiate at all, more like a gun show. I realize if it doesn't sell for a while they may reduce the price. Over the years I have seen some interesting pieces but the price was more than I wanted to pay so I just pass. Now I'm wondering if I should have at least made an offer.
I know there are a lot of variables such as dealer, demand, rarity, etc. Just wondering if most hold tight on their posted price,