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I sold my 44 mag Winchester 94, tang safety with the standard barrel for $450 a few months ago..
I'd think at least what I got for mine...
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What do you think I can get as a trade in for a Winchester 94 trails end 44 magnum tang safety in excellent shape?
Any FFL/dealer will only inpute about 50% of it's selling value, when a trade's involved - they have to eat & keep the lights on, too. You'll always fare better selling the rifle separately first, then buying whatever. .
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What do you think I can get as a trade in for a Winchester 94 trails end 44 magnum tang safety in excellent shape?
Any FFL/dealer will only inpute about 50% of it's selling value, when a trade's involved - they have to eat & keep the lights on, too. You'll always fare better selling the rifle separately first, then buying whatever. . Found that out today. The offer from one place was ignorant.
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WPAH: PM in-bound.
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That is quite correct. Dealers will typically offer about 50% of value and ask as much as 150%.
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$450 would seem pretty fair to me. I'd like to try one of those out some day. With good pictures I figure it would be an easy sell in the classifieds here.
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thats why i never trade or sell guns to dealers. they have to make money. i don't begrudge them that. 50-70% of resale value is what to expect. the easier it will be for them to move, the more they will give you for it.
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Also you could list it for trade here in the classifieds, lots of swapping goes on with the selling. Might find just what you want.
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I sold it for $450 locally. If I would not have been able to sell it locally, then I definitely would have posted it here. Thanks guys.
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i sold a 45 Trail's End about 3 months ago for $650... i paid shipping to the buyer for that.
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I believe I sold you that one a few years back, The trails end with tang safety command more than the thru receiver type. If it's in the same condition I'd start at $700.
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