Mike OTDP
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I've got a Vector Uzi I'm considering selling. Gun, Mossad suppressor, .22 conversion unit. Am I better off selling as a single package, or break it up?
Sell Uzi setup as package or break up?
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TurtlePhish
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Probably get more if you break it up, but it might sell faster as a package.
wally
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If the Uzi is an SBR then you are looking at two stamps for the package, so it might be a bit harder to sell as a package.
I would try as a single package first
UZI's dont seem to be affected by this panic in the degree AR's, M1A's, SCAR, etc. have. I was noticing this yesterday when a IMI version peaked my interest. Odd and good at the same time...
Yeah they are up a little, but not by the asinine numbers we saw with other variants.
UZI's dont seem to be affected by this panic in the degree AR's, M1A's, SCAR, etc. have. I was noticing this yesterday when a IMI version peaked my interest. Odd and good at the same time...
Yeah they are up a little, but not by the asinine numbers we saw with other variants.
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I'll go with tarosean.
With post in the NFA section, I assume it's a Vector smg and they do move if the trunnion is correct and the gun runs well.
Harder to sell the kit - made by Vector? - for more than the cost of Racine Joe's excellent kit. The Vector steel .22 mags by themselves are quick sellers though.
The Mossad has the best re-sale value of the Uzi suppressors, at least to me.
Proven track record, but not as likely to sell by itself unless at a reduced price. New ones are still available and the double tax is a reality unless the deal is in-State.
If it was mine, I'd figure the price of the kit at cost, the suppressor/tax at 200 or so below, and price the Uzi according to how fast I wanted it gone.
If you want to try breaking it up, you should probably sell the kit and Mossad first. Otherwise you might be sitting on them for a while. The sub gun by itself will be no problem.
JT
With post in the NFA section, I assume it's a Vector smg and they do move if the trunnion is correct and the gun runs well.
Harder to sell the kit - made by Vector? - for more than the cost of Racine Joe's excellent kit. The Vector steel .22 mags by themselves are quick sellers though.
The Mossad has the best re-sale value of the Uzi suppressors, at least to me.
Proven track record, but not as likely to sell by itself unless at a reduced price. New ones are still available and the double tax is a reality unless the deal is in-State.
If it was mine, I'd figure the price of the kit at cost, the suppressor/tax at 200 or so below, and price the Uzi according to how fast I wanted it gone.
If you want to try breaking it up, you should probably sell the kit and Mossad first. Otherwise you might be sitting on them for a while. The sub gun by itself will be no problem.
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