Mark I .22 w/factory brake and box.

[twerpymoon]

Ruger Mark I .22 LR #327294 | Guns & Military Artifacts Handguns & Pistols Semi-Automatic Pistols | Online Auctions | Proxibid

American made semi-auto pistol chambered for .22 long rifle ammunition, mfg circa 1965. It has a steel barrel, receiver and frame. It has a 7" barrel plus Ruger muzzle break, a blued finish, blade front sight, adjustable rear, silver tone, serrated trigger, checkered wood grips with Ruger...

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For your viewing pleasure if interested. NDIH.

 

[44Squatch]

$700.00
+ 20% buyers fee
+ 8.356% tax
+ shipping/handling

hmmmnnn …

 

[hittman]

There's an ass for every seat!

 

[HAWKEYE#28]

Hate those damn buyers' fees! TWENTY PERCENT! AND the seller is hosed as well!

 

[krw]

Well I aint no fan of Buyer's Fee's, but, I do math good enough to cypher it into the final price I'm willing to pay. I always figger who outbids Me can't!!

 

[44Squatch]

Hate those damn buyers' fees! TWENTY PERCENT! AND the seller is hosed as well!

Yea that's a huge nut.

But here's a question for us Collectors and Chad (and I don't partake in Chad's pricing catalog …. and maybe I should with what I've been picking up lately), but would the Buyers fee, and taxes, and S/H, factor in to our "value" of the gun, be it:
• insurance value
• replacement value
• Chad's pricing guide,
or does one just consider the purchase price (hammer price) when buying at auction?

I think I have my thoughts … what be y'all?

 

[krw]

Well You buy a gun on GB for $400. You tell your Buddy what a great buy you got in this gun at $400. He explains that you paid for the gun, paid 3% for conv of using CC, paid $50 shipping, GB collected 8% sales tx, and You paid your FFL $30 for the transfer.
So to put that gun physically in your gun cabinet it actually cost You $529.50

 

[sixmranch]

Yea that's a huge nut.

But here's a question for us Collectors and Chad (and I don't partake in Chad's pricing catalog …. and maybe I should with what I've been picking up lately), but would the Buyers fee, and taxes, and S/H, factor in to our "value" of the gun, be it:
• insurance value
• replacement value
• Chad's pricing guide,
or does one just consider the purchase price (hammer price) when buying at auction?

I think I have my thoughts … what be y'all?

I always considered all of the costs, other than shipping and transfer fees.

 

[G2]

krw, GREAT Breakdown!!!

GB charges a buyers fee too 1%

It's more the poke in the butt that bothers me.

 

[HAWKEYE#28]

WELL..........a non Inc MB just sold on Ebay for 280 dollars........looks like a wakeup call is in order.....17 bids with most at the end(two bidders fought it out)...........even had a ragged box...Chad's recent survey said it should be priced/valued at $165...........but, on any given day...........