bsparker
Member
A buddy and I were talking, as he's in the market for a new gun, that every used gun sale states "low round count" or "less than 100 rounds through it". For once I want someone to say, I carried this and have at least a thousand rounds through it. Same for pre-pandemic used market.
I'll state up front, my carry pistol I've fired at least a thousand through it 2 years to get comfortable and accurate with it. Just picked up a .357, and even with ammo shortage, I've put 200rds down range. And so on.
Are there that many people with low round counts selling or is it the new way of say condition is 90%? How much stock to put in "low round count" claims?
I'll state up front, my carry pistol I've fired at least a thousand through it 2 years to get comfortable and accurate with it. Just picked up a .357, and even with ammo shortage, I've put 200rds down range. And so on.
Are there that many people with low round counts selling or is it the new way of say condition is 90%? How much stock to put in "low round count" claims?