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Posted: 8/25/2015 10:24:20 AM EDT
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Why does it seem like Classic regularly receives shipments of surplus firearms, while others such as AIM, Samco, etc. don't seem to churn out as much in surplus firearms? Is it just a highest bid scenario, or do you think it's a conscious decision to invest in modern firearms during the end of the C and R golden era?
My most recent purchases have been from the auction sites, but I've always enjoyed my retailer experiences and firearms. |
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Why does it seem like Classic regularly receives shipments of surplus firearms, while others such as AIM, Samco, etc. don't seem to churn out as much in surplus firearms? Is it just a highest bid scenario, or do you think it's a conscious decision to invest in modern firearms during the end of the C and R golden era? My most recent purchases have been from the auction sites, but I've always enjoyed my retailer experiences and firearms. havn't bought a firearm c&r from one of those sites in a while.. at the current prices its almost wiser to buy on an individual basis. Then you know what you are getting. |
I went to their site the other day and noticed they had 6-rifle crates of "turn-in" (what-ever that is) 91/30s for....Wait for it....$180.00 each when bought by the case of six. Three case minimum. 
I noticed they all had those CAI receiver billboard import markings. 
I'm wondering if they are just really refurbs that did not travel well. 
A single 91/30 is now $190.00. 
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Classic is willing to pay top dollar for the stuff and pass the expense onto customer with a BS story pitch. AIM and other simply refuse to pay prices which means their customers will be getting bent over.
AIM lost their lot of Molot M38s to Classic like this couples years ago. |
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