Source for comparing prices.

[woods]

Don't buy guns that often so I'm never sure if I'm getting a decent deal or not.

Few weeks I'll be nearby a place pretty large outdoor store that has quite the selection to choose from.

There a site (gunbroker maybe?) that I could punch in what I'm looking at to see if its a fair price?

 

[gunracer1]

buds gun shop is usually pretty good to compare. gunbroker and gunsamerica also. CDNN investments also.

 

[Texas97]

Don't buy guns that often so I'm never sure if I'm getting a decent deal or not.

Few weeks I'll be nearby a place pretty large outdoor store that has quite the selection to choose from.

There a site (gunbroker maybe?) that I could punch in what I'm looking at to see if its a fair price?

New or used guns?

 

[Leadfoot21]

Buds as mentioned previously , always know gunbroker is going to be higher than anyone else and armslist if you can access it still they’ve changed things you can reference recent classifieds to get comparable values . Or post it here and we can help .

 

[jeeptj19992001]

New guns

Grab a gun or buds

Uses guns gun broker

 

[woods]

New or used guns?

solid mix.

never even thought of buds. good to know. thanks.

 

[Aisin]

Front

gun.deals

 

[Provience]

yup, gun deals above is about the easiest way to compare by model for a whole bunch of places

 

[Lee]

Gun(dot)Deals relies on Wikiarms for their search aggregation.

WikiArms AmmoEngine | Live Ammo and Firearm Tracking

WikiArms - an easy way to track and find the lowest ammo and firearm prices. Browse the best deals, and see for your self.

www.wikiarms.com

I buy a new Blue Book every 3-ish years. It's like any other Blue/Black book, a good reference but not the Gospel for price, it's handy for valuation by condition.

I have last years, but here's the current one.

Blue Book of Gun Values 43rd Edition by Zachary R. Fjestad & Lisa

The Blue Book of Gun Values 42nd Edition has been expanded and updated to include new makes, models, and values on discontinued and current firearms...

www.midwayusa.com

If you have a Gunbroker account you can go to advanced search and do a search for completed auctions to get an idea of what stuff has sold for. I usually consider Gunbroker as max price and often wackadoodle price.

 

[landscraper]

I've got a few UPC #'s saved on gun.deals. It'll list current prices and who's got them in stock. I've also set up an alert if one of them shows up at a price point I selected. Don't know if it works though because nothing has popped up at what I want to pay for it.

 

[Gatorgrizz27]

buds gun shop is usually pretty good to compare. gunbroker and gunsamerica also. CDNN investments also.

I’ve never actually seen a single gun I’ve wanted to buy in stock at buds.