Its come to this for a hand full of primers

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  • barretcreek
    Senior Member
    • Sep 2013
    • 6065

    #16
    Auction site prices aren't realistic.

    I use actual selling prices (completed listing) to figure what a gun is worth. Recently got a late '40s 94 home for $650, which is about what it would have gone for a year or two ago.

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    • dryheat
      Senior Member
      • Sep 2009
      • 10587

      #17
      I jumped into this idea of selling before really doing much research(which I'm prone to do sometimes). I think the primer price is too high. They are ASKING forty cents on Gunbroker but people actually getting bids are at around .10 to .25 even when adding shipping of about $8-9
      I'm going to postpone selling and do a little more looking. So now, some one tell what primers cost in 2015
      If I should die before I wake...great,a little more sleep.

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      • lyman
        Administrator - OFC
        • Aug 2009
        • 11296

        #18
        when we get them primers (standard or magnum, not benchrest ) are 4.99-5.99 a slip,
        we got some SR bricks in and they were $40 a brick, (1000 primers)


        they sold out in an hour,



        I've seen them at gunshows for $100 a brick up to $249..,

        the $100 bricks sold,,, the rest did not seem to be moving,




        re Gunbroker,
        completed auctions show various types and sizes sold (as in had bids) for ~$100 a brick and up,

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