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Originally Posted by jluck
I don't think I would use this as a precedence. one will only lose money on guns they chose to sell for less than paid(yes I have done it). It sounds like said buyer had talking(buying) skills, you paid too much in the first place or you were trying to sell/trade it to a gun shop. Buy right, sell right or hold 'em.  |
There is a very small market for cowboy style revolvers now days.
I tried to sell this gun for over a year to lots of people and all over the internet and I think I settled on $550.00
I did not over pay, I looked at and priced them for quite a while before I actually bought it. $625 was the going rate when I bought mine.
Even now, they are selling for $625 new I believe. It's all how Ruger has the initial price set.
My advise, get a good used one. Stay away from a new one because I guarantee you will lose money 9/10 times.