Oh, I’m not surprised at all. I was just amused it went from $250 to $1K in a day or two with that much time left.Originally Posted by tango-papa
Those who can, do. The rest of us chuckle and shitpost on the internet while possibly shedding a tear inside…😄
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New JM's for the Mountain gun.
Damn you @03RN.
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"... And miles to go before I sleep".
$1,500, now. 21 hrs to go.
If we have to march off into the next world, let us walk there on the bodies of our enemies.
Closed at $1824.99 plus tax (which would be a damn sight more than another hundo for me).
Nothing so needs reforming as other people's habits - Mark Twain
Tact is the knack of making a point without making an enemy / Where is the wisdom we have lost in knowledge?
I would have paid more for a better finish but not that much for that one.
I think SCARCITY is what drove the Price on this one, versus Condition--I'm with you, it's hard for me to justify that kind of Coin for something that's not REAL CLOSE to Pristine...
Yeah man no doubt. It’s super subjective but I just can’t pay a couple of thousand dollars for something that looks like that regardless of the scarcity. I feel the same way about old watches. A little patina? Cool.
1932 Outdoorsman just acquired from a small gun shop that didn’t know what they had. The Keith Brown stocks were mine already as is the repro grip adaptor. I’m definitely trending pre war revolvers these days.
Beautiful Outdoorsman there! The pre-war revolvers just have a different level of fit and finish than the guns from the 1950s on. I really enjoy shooting my early post-war Outdoorsman:
Didn't mean to going in but got swept away with feels and picked this 29-2 up (1980). Just in immaculate condition from the standpoint of timing/lockup/zero end shake.
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