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no incoming supply & too much uncertainty in the market are going to drive the prices up... but $2400 seems a bit much, although if someone is willing to pay it.
I'm too lazy to look but I am going to assume that the ones you are seeing are BNIB of the most recent production and not something older with some sort of intrinsic collector valueLeave a comment:
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I'll pay $375 with the rest of the deal the same!!
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Dude, first, it's not an 1895. That decreases the value a lot.
Second it's one of the most undesirable caliber. You can't get around that.
Finally, the "JM" stands for Junk Maker.
I'll give ya $350 provided you pay the FFL and half the shipping.
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Production on those models is halted, therefore there is no supply to meet demand and the price goes up. I loved my 1895, would consider buying another in the future, but no immediate need personally so wouldn't pay a premium at this time. I doubt you could break 2k on cg, but when I posted mine a few months go at a reasonable price it was snapped up in minutes and I got well over 20 inquiries. I wouldn't be shocked if you could get well over msrp at the moment.Leave a comment:
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Makes me regret the Guide i sold on here for $500 back in JanuaryLeave a comment:
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Just goto armslist and use vendors only.
I saw a couple for $1400. They are legit .Leave a comment:
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I've fallen out of love with my 1894PG in 44 mag. Maybe I should sell it
It's a JM marked modelLeave a comment:
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