As soon as dealers start putting them on Gunbrokers they will sell for double msrp for at about a year, maybe more.
Thats my prediction.
I'd say that's a fair prediction. Those Springfield SA-35's are still selling for 200-300 dollars over MSRP and when they first came out folks were paying up to $600 over the $699 MSRP, and that's for a pistol with a niche market demand.
Shame, that. I've sold off a lot of different caliber rifles recently along with the reloading dies and components but have kept my .30-30 dies and components even though I don't currently have one.
Would love to see a straight grip 336 or even better a Sporting Carbine style but that's going to be a while, if ever.
