SkullKeeper
AH elite
Never thought I’d ever see one of these...
No sir, I didn’t. Would be difficult to obtain quality reloading components- not impossible I’m sure but difficult.Did you get it?
Yes-That’s the one at DSC. Honestly I can’t recall if it was a drop lock but I don’t believe so.Was that rifle at DSC? A friend that went was talking about it....
Is it a Drop Lock??
I was excited just to shoulder that rifle !Bummer, I was all excited for you.
William, Larkin, and Moore I believe. They asked $80KWho at DSC had it?
William, Larkin and Moore have an amazing gun shop. I highly recommend going if you get to the Phoenix area.William, Larkin, and Moore I believe. They asked $80K
$80k for a $40k rifle. NICE!!!William, Larkin, and Moore I believe. They asked $80K
That's a whole lot of money, The price has skyrocketed over the past few years.$80k for a $40k rifle. NICE!!!
EJ
Actual trading prices have not skyrocketed and are pretty stable for the upper end doubles. What has skyrocketed is the asking prices from dealers that do not own the product. Most high end pieces are on consignment and the dealer wants to make a killing selling to someone who thinks the value is $80K+. A WR drop lock should be priced the same or more than a Holland Royal which is the gold standard which all other doubles are compared against. Good Royals trade for about $45-55k. A reach me down Birmingham boxlock should never command as much money as a London sidelock.That's a whole lot of money, The price has skyrocketed over the past few years.
Somehow I mangaed to incorrectly type my above reply.I think you were saying a WR drop lock "shouldn't" be priced the same or more than a Holland Royal ....
1000% agree. Some of the dealers have gone bonkers on pricing, resulting in doubles sitting for years due to expectations set by these wild prices on consignment.