Cost of trading in
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Cost of trading in
What if I bought a $300 gun from a gun show, then I catch them at the next gun show and want to trade in the gun I bought for a similar one... Will that difference be like me $50? $100? $200? Let's just say the price of the second gun is the same.
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If you haven't fired it, and it is in new condition like you bought it, a good dealer would give you full purchase price credit toward a new gun from him.
If you've fired it, expect at least a $50-100 hit
If you trade UP, your dealer may eat the $50, but not give you a discount on the new gun.
Your experiences may vary
James
If you've fired it, expect at least a $50-100 hit
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If you trade UP, your dealer may eat the $50, but not give you a discount on the new gun.
Your experiences may vary
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James
TX LTC Instructor, NRA Endowment Life Member, USPSA CRO
NRA Handgun/Rifle/Shotgun/Home Firearm Safety, Chief Range Safety Officer
NRA Handgun/Rifle/Shotgun/Home Firearm Safety, Chief Range Safety Officer
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