is there a kelly blue book...for guns?

[SVPRApps]

just wondering if there is one

[hybridatsun350]

Not KBB, but same idea... https://store.bluebookinc.com/Firearms/Default.aspx

[ErikTheRed]

Quite a few, actually. But most of them, even the online versions, require a purchase. I've tried to look this up several times only to discover that a free one doesn't seem to exist. Damn capitalists. So I just use Gunbroker and a couple others to get a good idea of value based on what others are selling for.

[SVPRApps]

Quite a few, actually. But most of them, even the online versions, require a purchase. I've tried to look this up several times only to discover that a free one doesn't seem to exist. Damn capitalists. So I just use Gunbroker and a couple others to get a good idea of value based on what others are selling for.

well it seems im listing mine at a fair market price. all of them are going for in the $500-$700 range

[hybridatsun350]

Also, a WASR is an AKM not an AK-47.

[SVPRApps]

Also, a WASR is an AKM not an AK-47.

is there any mechanical differences? i know im not a history buff but when i first see it, first thing in my head "hey thats an AK looking thingie"

[B Strong]

just wondering if there is one

There are several general and specific price guides for firearms, but few of them have any real utility.

The ones that I've consulted over the years may have been current and correct at the instant they were printed, but by the time I got my hands on them they were badly out of date.

Look at any current price list including handguns, and the market for off-list non-rostered handguns in California isn't addressed.

Pricing during anything like the recent Opanic buying isn't addressed.

You really have to know the subject matter and current market yourself to set any realistic price for buying or selling.