Firearm Appraisals

[b35w]

Anyone in the Columbia Area?


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[Gone South]

Merle Sharick at Highbid auctions & appraisals, dreher island area

[Sasha and Abby]

you can do it yourself - just a little bit of research...

[Model12]

you can do it yourself - just a little bit of research...

You can...........BUT NEVER use the blue book.........It's obsolete even before it's printed.

[Model12]

you can do it yourself - just a little bit of research...

You can...........BUT NEVER use the blue book.........It's obsolete even before it's printed.

[jwilliams]

You can...........BUT NEVER use the blue book.........It's obsolete even before it's printed.

You can say that again!

[Palmetto Bug]

As any appraisor will tell you, an appraisal is an educated guess and the final judge is the market. Something is only worth what someone will pay for it. That's why I think the best way to guess the value of a gun is to look at how much a similar one sold for recently. On Gunbroker, you can see completed auctions if you create an account and do an advanced search.

For very unique or rare items, you might need to auction it with a very high reserve price and see how high the bidding goes.

[USMCsilver]

And, when searching completed auctions, make sure you set the proper parameters: new, used, etc.

Also make sure to look at the ones that actually sold.

Lastly - you know us MOFOs, so why not just post up some pics and go from there?

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[Swamp Rat]

Snake Jenkins in here is who you want.