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I price high so my lady sees I cant sell my guns noone wants them!
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Low balling people selling stuff online is one of lifes great joys.
Some things are de-facto unavailable through retail channels, even if they theoretically exist.NEVER, EVER pay retail for anything!
Not everyone can order from the CMP. It is also a bit of a hassle.People selling cmp garands for 2k+ when you can just buy them from the cmp for like 1200. Always brings me a chuckle.
I wish more companies were like this...Consider that something like 80% of all Nvidia employees are millionaires, half of them have a net worth of $25M or more.
You could have said the same thing about Broadcom employees 20 years ago. Most were paper wealthy from unvested stock options and few got out at the right time.Some things are de-facto unavailable through retail channels, even if they theoretically exist.
Not everyone can order from the CMP. It is also a bit of a hassle.
And finally, some people (in particular in the wealthy parts of the state, such as LA's entertainment and the Bay Area's computer and AI industry) don't care about a few hundred $ here or there. Consider that something like 80% of all Nvidia employees are millionaires, half of them have a net worth of $25M or more. For them paying $2000 to get the Glock they want RIGHT NOW AND RIGHT HERE is a fine use of their resources.
Im putting up one for 2k F- itJust wait until the Gen 3 Glock is off roster and discontinued. People are going to be asking $1,500 for a g3 17.
Comes with original plastic case and two magazines. All stock. Barely used, approximately 2500 rounds down the pipe. And you know what, some dummy will buy it.
I could walk into a consignment shop and find Glocks for less priced. Some of you guys are on crack. I thought my prices were high till i looked around on here lol
Who remembers WTS listings on Calguns during covid for overpriced Toiletries, Santizers, and Masks? I think I even saw feedback from people who traded toilet paper and masks for guns. Now that was funny.
Big 5 still had $25 500 round boxes of Aguila high velocity .22lr during covid; and it would be $20 with the couponAnd people were lining up an hour before Turner's opened to buy the maximum of one 50 round box of 22 long rifle at 25 cents around. I should have sold my entire supply, would have been better than owning Tesla stock
Everyone who can legally own a firearm can order from the cmp. Yes it is a hassle but so is owning firearms in this state. 10 day wait? Having to Google search what is and isn't a legal AR? Handgun roster and having to scour consignments for something you might want? Want to get ammo without retailers F-ing you? Need an 03+COE.Not everyone can order from the CMP. It is also a bit of a hassle.
Not quite: You have to be a US citizen (so permanent residents are out). You have to be a member of a range, which usually requires one to also be an NRA member. Or join some other org; fortunately, the GCA exists, and then do a "gun proficiency" test at a range (which few ranges are willing to perform).Everyone who can legally own a firearm can order from the cmp.
I just got a CMP .308 Garand on here last week for basically the CMP price, that felt good to get some use out of my C&RPeople selling cmp garands for 2k+ when you can just buy them from the cmp for like 1200. Always brings me a chuckle.
Bingo. Let the market decide what's overpriced. No need to "have a conversation" with people about it. Move on...I see the price. It's too high for me. I keep on scrolling. No big deal. The end.![]()
Do you think the other 20% have inferiority complexes?Consider that something like 80% of all Nvidia employees are millionaires, half of them have a net worth of $25M or more.
There was one a few years ago on armslist that I thought this can’t be real. Brand new Benelli m2 with a brand new carry bag and original case. Was in my town so went for it, ended up being an older guy who won it at a ducks unlimited dinner and just didn’t want it. Got luckyCongrats on the deal… I don’t trust those by default these days.
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