Uh-oh...

[Edward Tinker]

Its easy to get excited at an auction. I paid too much for the 1902 Colt but have wanted one for a while - the Simson I paid just under what my 'max' was set for (less than half of what an unmolested model would be).

Rich, was unsure how you meant. I thought i was clear You bid $1200 and do plus 2 and it will bid to $1400 (hundred dollar increments at that amount). I think you get around 4 or 5 k and it starts to be $500 increments.

Normal auction bidding.....

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Permits? for what? See you NY guys think thats normal - its not - I just buy a gun and put it in my C&R book and when I was younger; some states I am in, I just buy a gun no el-paper-work-o

[ithacaartist]

Originally Posted by Edward Tinker

Permits? for what? See you NY guys think thats normal - its not - I just buy a gun and put it in my C&R book and when I was younger; some states I am in, I just buy a gun no el-paper-work-o

*sigh*

When you are able, Rich, you'll see that the hammer price was $1,100--same as RIA's "low estimate".

[sheepherder]

Originally Posted by Edward Tinker

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Permits? for what?

All NYS permits are concealed carry. Some states I've been in allow purchase but not carry concealed.

$1,100 sounds reasonable to me. I paid more for my 1900AE.

[Edward Tinker]

Originally Posted by sheepherder

All NYS permits are concealed carry. Some states I've been in allow purchase but not carry concealed.

$1,100 sounds reasonable to me. I paid more for my 1900AE.

hmmmm - permit allows carry too?

I thought everyone had to get a permit but few had carry permits

but i might be confusing NJ with NY City vs rest of NY

Philly has laws that SAY that carry permits from the rest of the state are not legal, but state legislature disagrees

[ithacaartist]

Originally Posted by sheepherder

All NYS permits are concealed carry. Some states I've been in allow purchase but not carry concealed.

I ran across the current scoop on NY pistol possession! http://www.ny.gov/services/apply-firearms-license