Unless your a cop and then you can brake the law cause no one will punish you.I agree and disagree w/ your sentiment on this. I know free market and guys will pay but dont you feel bad maybe Im just jaded because I live in NY. I can see a max or 200$ over the actual cost of the weapon but not 680$ for a part you can buy for 55$ thats wrong. And then you turn around and do it to someone else thats not right. It makes me think of how upset everyone else got when prices went up before the last election. I have bought a lot of pre ban lowers for guys here in NY but I have never paid over 350 for a complete lower. To ask these prices based on I can have it and you cant realy makes me upset. I don't know the value of this rifle, but if valuable to some states can justify it, we'd consider selling it, simply buy a new rifle (probably for less than what I paid for this in 94), and using the difference toward his tuition. Pre-ban doesn't have the allure in my state, but I understand in some states a complete rifle might be desirable. He's finally interested in it, and I will gladly turn it over, but here is my dilemma, guys. the privilege of first firing was to be my son's.
I bought it new, am the original owner, and it has never ever been fired. This is a 16 in, collapsible stock, "CAR15" type rifle with handle. The condition is exactly the same as when I bought it. 223/5.56 is still sitting in its original box, stored in a cool, dry place. The complete Bushmaster xm15-f2s, serial number L04xxxx. I charged it to my credit card, and needless to say once I confessed the transaction to my wife, and the amount, I was in big trouble.įast forward to today. My justification was that I would put it up for my infant son, since he would unlikely be able to get one when he was older. After a lot of back-and-forth, we struck a deal, me paying well over twice the then-current price for the last ever such item in stock. He figured he would never be able to get a similar item again. Finally, I found one left, at one store and on a whim I drove out.
Back in the dark days of 94 I phoned every shop in Northern Ohio shopping for an AR15 type rifle.
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