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November 19, 2006
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I’ll bet others here have spotted this one as well:
April 15, 2005
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It is not going to stay at that bid amount for long, so you might as place your bids now.
Bert
WACA Historian & Board of Director Member #6571L
April 30, 2023
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steve004 said
I’ll bet others here have spotted this one as well:https://www.gunbroker.com/item/1042150382
Saw it yesterday, very nice. I check his listings every week to see what’s out!
August 14, 2021
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I moved away from GB since they started collecting sales tax, but I guess if your in a state that does not have it, you’re in.
November 1, 2013
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Steven Gabrielli said
I moved away from GB since they started collecting sales tax, but I guess if your in a state that does not have it, you’re in.
Only reason I continue to view GB is to observe the interesting modifications often found on early M 52s, so when my “saved search” recently revealed a superbly remodeled pre-A, I held my breath praying the “purists” would ignore it, which (thankfully!) they did. Then I bought the gun directly from the seller in Pa paying NO sales tax! And no damnable “15 min rule” either! I’ve never paid tax on any used gun, & sales tax on ANY used, second-hand item (for which the tax has already been paid ONCE) is a diabolical abomination.
March 31, 2009
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Bert H. said
It is not going to stay at that bid amount for long, so you might as well place your bids now.Bert
Bert this gun will sell for way more. 5 figures I bet. I bought one in 2004 for $4500 and now days they are way more.
November 1, 2013
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Chuck said I bought one in 2004 for $4500 and now days they are way more.
Oh no, you’re telling me I’ll have to choose between this & the “new” second-hand 4X4 I need so very badly?
March 31, 2009
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AH, Clarence just buy both and don’t loose any sleep over it. 
November 7, 2015
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clarence said
Steven Gabrielli said
I moved away from GB since they started collecting sales tax, but I guess if your in a state that does not have it, you’re in.
Only reason I continue to view GB is to observe the interesting modifications often found on early M 52s, so when my “saved search” recently revealed a superbly remodeled pre-A, I held my breath praying the “purists” would ignore it, which (thankfully!) they did. Then I bought the gun directly from the seller in Pa paying NO sales tax! And no damnable “15 min rule” either! I’ve never paid tax on any used gun, & sales tax on ANY used, second-hand item (for which the tax has already been paid ONCE) is a diabolical abomination.
If you buy a gun from a table holder at the Cody show you are paying sales tax, it’s included in the sales price. Table holders are required by the state of Wyoming to report their sales and submit payment in the specified amount. I suspect other states are collecting sales tax in similar ways and feel certain more states will follow suit.
Mike
November 1, 2013
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TXGunNut said
If you buy a gun from a table holder at the Cody show you are paying sales tax, it’s included in the sales price. Table holders are required by the state of Wyoming to report their sales and submit payment in the specified amount. I suspect other states are collecting sales tax in similar ways and feel certain more states will follow suit.
That’s technically true in most states, but Big Brother hasn’t yet found a way to spy on every transaction; in other words, nobody but you & the seller knows a sale occurred. I was forced by NYS to acquire a sales tax permit, but always reported “no sales.”
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