Trolling for Guns

Roadkill · 02-04-2007, 09:50 PM

I've found that regular visits to every pawnshop in a 50 mile radius with cash helps. Have cards made up, list what you want. Lots of times they won't purchase an expensive gun because they don't want to have hold that much $ in it until they have a sale, especially low end ones. If they know you will pay cash and they can make $50 -$75 on a simple transaction quickly it definitely can be to your benefit. Last week I got a smoking deal on an Colt 1911A1 NRM stainless series 80 that way. A shop called me at work, asked what I'd pay for it, I asked what he had to have, we reached a quick deal, I left work, went to bank, was back at work 45 minutes later. A few weeks earlier same thing happened from another shop on a Bushmaster AR15 M4. I've also bought a P38, .44 revolver, P1, and a Nazi HP from members here. Never have been disappointed,

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02-04-2007, 09:50 PM	#16
Roadkill User Join Date: Jun 2002 Posts: 1,634 Thanks: 1 Thanked 28 Times in 17 Posts	I've found that regular visits to every pawnshop in a 50 mile radius with cash helps. Have cards made up, list what you want. Lots of times they won't purchase an expensive gun because they don't want to have hold that much $ in it until they have a sale, especially low end ones. If they know you will pay cash and they can make $50 -$75 on a simple transaction quickly it definitely can be to your benefit. Last week I got a smoking deal on an Colt 1911A1 NRM stainless series 80 that way. A shop called me at work, asked what I'd pay for it, I asked what he had to have, we reached a quick deal, I left work, went to bank, was back at work 45 minutes later. A few weeks earlier same thing happened from another shop on a Bushmaster AR15 M4. I've also bought a P38, .44 revolver, P1, and a Nazi HP from members here. Never have been disappointed,