Let’s take a look at what some of the guns in the last RIA sale went for, shall we? If you’ve got a cool million bucks you can get an old revolver with no finish!
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Let’s take a look at what some of the guns in the last RIA sale went for, shall we? If you’ve got a cool million bucks you can get an old revolver with no finish!
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$1M, i’m sorry that is just retarded.
Mind you, Inverted Jenny – post stamp, which if I am not mistaken, is sought after by U.S. collectors, does also not conform to other (correct) examples – as name imply it is inverted.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inverted_Jenny
Perhaps the guns featured on Forgotten Weapons demand a premium due to increased exposure of this website? If so, Gun Jesus deserves a cut of the buyers premium!
I wouldn’t have paid a penny over $985,000.
I look at auctions daily as a collector, gunsmith, and FFL. But except for Ians excellent videos, I pretty much skip right past RIA auctions. Beautiful guns, but they don’t sell much of anything I could afford to buy. I could buy alot of guns for a million dollars!!
Have bought stuff from RIA. Always found the description matched the gun, not always the case with other options.
In terms of price, they are a bit high. In terms of quality, they are excellent. If you are a long term collector, it is worth the bang for the buck.
I guess you get what you pay for.