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It is the ones in Near perfect/Mint condition that bring the big money. That extra bit of nice, triples the price. Sheridan has a huge and loyal following of "collectors", I had 200+ of them before blowing up that auction site with dozens of mint perfect examples. I did well... D

Most folks got the point. The butthurt ones like yourself did too. Who are you kiddin buddy, LoL

Well Said...

Lot's of Koolaide, LoL

The stock market makes no sense, never has, never will, but that is the price, today = free market in American If they drink alcohol and are rich doesn't mean anything. they still have a profound effect on the economy, any consumer, and all consumers do... You guys are all just talking crap and...

The stock market makes no sense, never has, never will, but that is the price, today = free market in American If they drink alcohol and are rich doesn't mean anything. they still have a profound effect on the economy, any consumer, and all consumers do... You guys are all just talking crap and...

well said... but me thinks me stepped in the poo pile, kicked the proverbial hornets nest so to speak, eh

and thanx for showing your pedigree...

then came Ebay, this century... a real force to be reckoned with... my target was the gentlemen who fudge the numbers on purpose and I appreciate your hard work and have spent my $$$ on several of those well done publications, great pictures... and seriously, it must take a lot of research/work...

and thank you for the bucket of snide genius, may it soon fall on your head

You are EXACTLY right, a free market economy, and for that month/year, that is the true value. Then things change...

and an extremely rare and highly sought after item fuels that frensy. When there is only a couple rare items available that are on EVERYONES bucket list. I was only talking about the stuff we all know is super rare, just not around, never comes up for sale... and I know that scenario well...

but that is the value, your rant makes no sense at all. So goes the stock market, but today, that is the going price. You don't like it but it is what it is and you have no control over it. Your comment is exactly what I am talking about. Supply and Demand in a free market economy sets it's own...

Backstory: Had some really sweet vintage springers that I had asked about maintenance on since they were kept as safe queens in a "collection" for 40-ish years. In asking I got many interested parties trying to buy them off me. There were several rifles that are highly sought after in that bunch...

Backstory: Had some really sweet vintage springers that I had asked about maintenance on since they were kept as safe queens in a "collection" for 40-ish years. In asking I got many interested parties trying to buy them off me. There were several rifles that are highly sought after in that bunch...

Just a little advice on some of the "Expert" opinions on the value of ultra rare vintage items of high demand... Price/ Value quotes I got from some people (some of whom really are experts). The difference in price quoted was huge depending on whether the person wanted to buy it or was just...

I saw one of these sights sell for almost $200 the other day on Ebay, and it was not in so great of condition either , not like this one. This one is that older 13mm I believe. I looked up the serial numbers and the rifle is a 1969. It looks like it has never been used, not a scratch on it, no...

Wish I had a couple of those catalogs now. I am not the original owner, was quite young when these were made, and knew nothing about them. The gentleman who I bought them from really knew his stuff and knew where to get it. But like many others he has passed away taking all that first hand...

Mine were custom ordered from Great Lakes. The Camarogue A.L. was their "hunter package" in .22 cal with autoloader, the works... The Khamsin has one of the fancy, highly figured, walnut wood stocks, with an absolutely flawless finish and hand cut checkering. Air Arms had the stocks on both of...