Anybody collect these models (plastic cases/paperwork) or did so many get produced that they are just too common to matter? Do 3 digit guns even matter with the newer models?
I just sold a bunch with sn 103 There clearly brought a premium because of the low serial number IMOAnybody collect these models (plastic cases/paperwork) or did so many get produced that they are just too common to matter? Do 3 digit guns even matter with the newer models?
Ya mean like the ones I bought way back when??? I think I might have sold them a little to soonI think the key words here are "sold a bunch" with the same number, that is what would drive up any sale or auction pricing, not so for just ONE gun alone with a "so called " 3 digit number, and as My wife says with ALL those new fangle digits these days, they are NOT "truly" 3 digit guns.......we ran into that years ago with the new models and they only had 2 digit prefixes and at the local shows were NOT an easy sale, , onloy when you made a consecutive match or a model match like the Buckeye guns and you had the same numbers but the different prefix, that Buckeye offered, if you bought the first one, you had first choice and the same number the following year...then again now you have a "premium"..........wish I had bought more of the Buckeyes back then in the mid $350 range,,,,damn.............