Randy Johnson
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In the post below about the Conner Longrifles show this weekend (Feb 17-18) I have mentioned a rifle I will have for sale.
It is a TVM Tennessee rifle in .36 that has been fired less than fifty times. I bought it new at Friendship back when Matt Avance still maintained a booth on Commercial Row. I believe it has a wood upgrade that would put the new price at $1300+. Included in the deal is the bag, horn, and most of what it takes to shoot it. The extras are worth well over $100.
The price for the whole set up is $750. Not asking price, price. I think this is a hell of a deal. I also think, make that know, that if I wanted $250 instead of $750 there are those who, instead of jumping on a great deal, would offer me less and let it go if I wouldn't "deal". I haven't done so in the past, but my way of dealing with folks like this in the future will be raising the price by the same amount they have tried to low ball me.
When I am on the buying end I will walk away if the price is simply too high or, even if fair is more than I want to pay. But I don't try to talk guys down from a fair asking price, and I sure as hell would never offer half or less of what I know something is worth.
What about the rest of you?
It is a TVM Tennessee rifle in .36 that has been fired less than fifty times. I bought it new at Friendship back when Matt Avance still maintained a booth on Commercial Row. I believe it has a wood upgrade that would put the new price at $1300+. Included in the deal is the bag, horn, and most of what it takes to shoot it. The extras are worth well over $100.
The price for the whole set up is $750. Not asking price, price. I think this is a hell of a deal. I also think, make that know, that if I wanted $250 instead of $750 there are those who, instead of jumping on a great deal, would offer me less and let it go if I wouldn't "deal". I haven't done so in the past, but my way of dealing with folks like this in the future will be raising the price by the same amount they have tried to low ball me.
When I am on the buying end I will walk away if the price is simply too high or, even if fair is more than I want to pay. But I don't try to talk guys down from a fair asking price, and I sure as hell would never offer half or less of what I know something is worth.
What about the rest of you?