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would it be in bad taste to ask what price bracket it was in ?
It is NEVER in bad taste to ask what someone paid for a firearm, and I wish others would regularly disclose this information down to the penny. Folks get so hung up about money for some reason.
Besides the general consensus will be one of three things. You got a bargain, you did fine, neither paying too much nor too little, or you overpaid. What’s the problem?
Besides, so many firearms are sold through internet venues, either through a dealer or on auction sites where the hammer price is publicly revealed, often from more than a decade ago, that you might think it’s a big secret, but it isn’t.
This way some newbie out there can better gauge at what price firearms actually exchange at instead of perhaps thinking the la la land of Gunbroker or Rock Island Auction might actually be the real world.
Nice looking carbine Rick.
Bob
WACA Life Member--- NRA Life Member---- Cody Firearms member since 1991 Researching the Winchester 1873's
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November 7, 2015
Very nice, thanks for sharing. I hope you get a chance to shoot it.
Mike
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