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December 12, 2019
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Positive coverage of the auction, firearms and collecting. Can’t hurt.
Nevada Paul
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March 31, 2009
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Paul you are correct. But be very careful if you deal with RIA.
June 4, 2017
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Nevada Paul said
https://www.foxbusiness.com/lifestyle/colt-revolver-battle-of-little-bighorn-wwii-battle-tank-top-guns-texas-firearms-auction
Positive coverage of the auction, firearms and collecting. Can’t hurt.
Paul, Well said.
I watched on line last weekend and they sure can sell guns. No shortage of money there, nice guns sold for huge money. The 1873 one of one thousand hammered at $450,000, add the buyers fee 17.5%, sales tax 8.25%, shipping/insurance, and maybe 3.5% credit card charge. Wow, big money. T/R
November 1, 2013
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TR said
I watched on line last weekend and they sure can sell guns. No shortage of money there, nice guns sold for huge money. The 1873 one of one thousand hammered at $450,000, add the buyers fee 17.5%, sales tax 8.25%, shipping/insurance, and maybe 3.5% credit card charge. Wow, big money. T/R
Imagine what NRA, GOA, or any other 2A org could do with even a SMALL percentage of those millions–as little as .5 percent; but the fat-cats don’t care & for sure the auction rackets don’t care. Meanwhile, Bloomberg & the Silicon Valley billionaires allow the antis to employ hundreds of full-time lobbyists & rabble-rousers, & fund huge demonstrations like the March for Our Lives, etc.
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