I guess if a person were in business you would have to do business that way. I'm a gunsmith and collector. I don't have a store or overhead, and it still PMO when someone tells me they have to make money, like I don't even exist. Cheap you-know-whats just stink. I used to go to the OGCA in Vets Memorial 35 years ago and it was fun talking guns and trading. I had a table with a couple Sig pistols, rifles and holsters, etc. A guy across the aisle from me really got upset about the price I had on the Sig pistol. He got in my face and told me I had no business asking that much for that pistol! NIB P220. He kept up the harrassment to the point that Security told him to leave the show. I don't tell anybody what their gun is worth, unless they ask and then I look it up and show them what the Bluebook says. I had a Remington Rand, 1911, WWII serial numbered gun. Box and papers asked $425. Guy walks up says "it ain't worth $425". Working on only 4 hours sleep, I picked the pistol up and looked at it and said, "you're right". I put the gun back in my tote and proceeded with my cat nap. Some guy standing close to my table came up and asked if the pistol was still for sale. As I was waking up and getting the pistol out for him to look at, he handed me $425! Mr. Cheapo watched the deal going down and stupidly asked me IF I sold that NIB Remington. GOODBYE, I said. Dipstick. IF you have a problem with this post>keep it to yourself.
