So far I have found out that if the firearm, no matter what it is has the words National Match, Tactical or Pre-Ban in the description it is worth lots more. For example a Preban, tactical Remington 870 with a National Match barrel...$2000 at least. Are there any more words that can have this much effect on price?
Raising the price of firearms
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"Transferrable" makes the price real high too 
BerettaNut92
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California-legal 
Preacherman
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"Only owned by one little old lady who used it to protect herself while driving to church on Sundays!"
Jiml3
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1.) LNIB (like new in box)
2.) Appears to have never been fired.
Seen the above many times for used guns.
2.) Appears to have never been fired.
Seen the above many times for used guns.
BryanP
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Special 1911A1's seem to cost more than any reasonable person should pay. So I figure a limited edition special commemorative pre-ban transferrable California-legal LNIB 1911A1 with a National Match barrel, 1 of 500, marked US Govt Property would be worth more than my mortgage. The total, not the monthly payment.
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Carried by [insert favorite military/police unit here]
Hkmp5sd
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Anything tied in to a movie such as the gun from Dirty Harry or Quigley Down Under.
"PRE"
Everything has to be pre-something:
pre-ban Mini-14's (never "banned")
pre-64 Winchester 63's (last produced in '58)
pre-64 Savages, Remingtons, Colts, etc. (so what?)
and my current favorites:
S&W pre K-22's and pre K-38's!
:banghead:
Everything has to be pre-something:
pre-ban Mini-14's (never "banned")
pre-64 Winchester 63's (last produced in '58)
pre-64 Savages, Remingtons, Colts, etc. (so what?)
and my current favorites:
S&W pre K-22's and pre K-38's!
:banghead:
Stickjockey
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Just one word, but used twice:
$Holland & Holland$
$Holland & Holland$
Sylvilagus Aquaticus
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"Owned and carried by <retired Texas Ranger name inserted here> with letter certified by retired officer".
I have a friend who collects firearms attribited to ownership or posession by lawmen and gunfighters of the 19th century with documentation. That tends to drive the price up as well...
Another friend collects manufacturing prototypes.
Regards,
Rabbit.
I have a friend who collects firearms attribited to ownership or posession by lawmen and gunfighters of the 19th century with documentation. That tends to drive the price up as well...
Another friend collects manufacturing prototypes.
Regards,
Rabbit.
RocketMan
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One word: Purdy
Wildalaska
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I love these words and phrases and use em myself...
"Correct"....as in justifying selling a $100 Makarov for $200... "Comes with CORRECT military lanyard"
"Strong"...as in explaining why a POS Mauser is worth $200..."Shows wear commensurate with age and wartime use, but STRONG bore"
"Original"...as in pimping off an old police Model 10..."Blue is worn, ORIGINAL grips..."
"Hard to Find"...as in explaining why tou are asking $1,000 for a like new Nylon 66.."Hard to find in this condition"
"Rare"..as in justifying why you thing a Last Ditch Arisaka is worth $500.."Appears to be a RARE.....VARIATION" (egads another one!!)
So for this old Lee Enfield that was used for a pry bar in Passchendaele it would read...
"Enfield SMLE, manufactured 1914 as used in the 2nd Battle of Ypres. CORRECT sling and ORIGINAL wood, both of which show much wartime use. Has RARE unit markings scratched on stock, evidently a VARIATION from noimal issue. Bluing is nonexistent, but STRONG bore. HARD TO FIND in this condition. $1000.
WildmarketingAlaska
"Correct"....as in justifying selling a $100 Makarov for $200... "Comes with CORRECT military lanyard"
"Strong"...as in explaining why a POS Mauser is worth $200..."Shows wear commensurate with age and wartime use, but STRONG bore"
"Original"...as in pimping off an old police Model 10..."Blue is worn, ORIGINAL grips..."
"Hard to Find"...as in explaining why tou are asking $1,000 for a like new Nylon 66.."Hard to find in this condition"
"Rare"..as in justifying why you thing a Last Ditch Arisaka is worth $500.."Appears to be a RARE.....VARIATION" (egads another one!!)
So for this old Lee Enfield that was used for a pry bar in Passchendaele it would read...
"Enfield SMLE, manufactured 1914 as used in the 2nd Battle of Ypres. CORRECT sling and ORIGINAL wood, both of which show much wartime use. Has RARE unit markings scratched on stock, evidently a VARIATION from noimal issue. Bluing is nonexistent, but STRONG bore. HARD TO FIND in this condition. $1000.
WildmarketingAlaska
Jeff OTMG
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On a 1911 it would be the word 'Singer'.
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