gun pricing_need a little help

[johnnycnc]

Just to make clear; NOTHING FOR SALE HERE.
I'm looking for some help in pricing to make sure I'm in the ballpark.
Anyone out there do a lot of gun shows,trading,have a gun shop, FFL, etc.?
I am going to sell some guns,and have used a Gun Traders Bible to get some
reference,but it has been several years since I fooled around buying/trading & kind of lost track.
I have a list,if you are above board, I'll email it to you for a look over.

Thanks in advance!

 

[Dalecamino]

John , PM sent .

 

[PenWorks]

Go to www.gunbroker.com the Ebay of the gun trading world. You can do a search and get a real good idea of the going street price for your firearms. You can also buy & sell from that site, increasing your sales exposure.

 

[bradbn4]

if the weapon is still in production - this link might help find a new in box from a local gun store price. http://www.galleryofguns.com/Genie/


This might give ya an idea of what it is worth before selling them.

 

[livertrans]

Do any of your local gun shops offer to sell your guns for sale on a consignment basis? This what I have done in the past. Usually a price is agreed on between the gun owner and gun shop and whatever the gun sells for above the agreed price the gun shop pockets. But it is a good Idea to know what the gun is worth ahead of time. You will get a little less for your guns but you are free from all the legal hassles and dont have strangers and who knows who coming to your home. So to me its worth it. http://www.gunsamerica.com/ is a site worth looking at. Good luck

 

[tim self]

You may also try Auctionarms.com to see the current prices they are selling at. Just another idea.

 

[johnnycnc]

Thanks to all who have replied,
good info & advice is always here!
I have got a couple guys looking my prices over, so should be set.
Also checked out some of the websites and they are some help, as well.
Thanks!