Price for NIB never fired Bushmaster M4gery?

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I don't know how much people are willing to pay but i just saw one on TX Gun trader for $2,500. That's with just the original mag it came with.

I have been seeing a lot of them on there at prices like that but not seeing any "SOLD" announcements by them. You can ask any price but it doesn't mean someone will pay it. I guess the old saying "There is one born every minute" does hold true but I certainly would not pay anywhere near that much. I do think that there are a lot of dummies out there willing to pay $1300-$1400
 
Yep nothing like profitterring off the deaths of 20 grade school kids.

That's low and a bit slimy--and that event is not what's driving sales. No one wants the type of gun that was used to kill kids, they want to get them before the government (possibly) bans them.

Regardless, people are (for now) free to do what they want with their money and property.

BTW, keeping them to hand down to your kids or sell them at 25k like a NFA'ed FA M16 is not part of the feinstein plan--the use of "non-transferable" is intended to see to that.
 
Yep nothing like profitterring off the deaths of 20 grade school kids.
That is one of the most digusting things I have seen on this forum. Do you think this is about the murdered children in that school? If so you need to re-read your history. This is about control, people are scared and you should be too.
 
Yep nothing like profitterring off the deaths of 20 grade school kids.

I wish the low life who made this comment would come back to explain himself, but I guess he is skulking in the shadows.
 
Girodin,

Hope you are right. Do you really trust this current administratrion to not do something to punish the "evil" gun owners? Maybe no out and out AWB (fingers crossed), but, IMO they have something planned.

I have contacted my congressman and re-upped my NRA membership, yet I feel like that is not enough.

Sorry guys...I did not mean to get off-topic.
 
I don't trust the Obama administration at all. However, we have separation of powers and a bicameral legislature. There are moves that the executive could make but they would fall well short of an AWB, particularly the draconian proposals of Sen. Feinstein. Passing something through the senate may prove a real dog fight. The house looks like it would be improbable. Then of course any legislation is likely to be challenged in the courts. The CA AWB is already in the courts (pray non of our conservative/textualist/originalist justices die before Obama leaves office).
 
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