What are t3 Lites selling for ?
12-16-2007, 10:04 PM
#5
Spike
Join Date: Dec 2007
Posts: 51
RE: What are t3 Lites selling for ?
ORIGINAL: oldelkhunter
Is 426 dollars a good deal? This onehas blued metal in a standard caliber.
Is 426 dollars a good deal? This onehas blued metal in a standard caliber.
If online, many sellers on the big gun sites are inflating the shipping, handling, and "insurance" prices to cover the difference so their price looks cheaper, but you end up paying the same. It's common to see shipping prices quoted at $40 - $60 or more, plus insurance is extra!
Then there's the question of what you FFL transfer dealer will charge you for recieving the firearm. The one I use charges $30, so that needs to be factored in to the price.
Grouse
12-17-2007, 07:39 AM
#6
Giant Nontypical
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Join Date: Feb 2003
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RE: What are t3 Lites selling for ?
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ORIGINAL: oldelkhunter
Is 426 dollars a good deal? This onehas blued metal in a standard caliber.
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It sounds like a pretty good deal, but is that for an over the counter sale, or are you seeing that price online?
If online, many sellers on the big gun sites are inflating the shipping, handling, and "insurance" prices to cover the difference so their price looks cheaper, but you end up paying the same. It's common to see shipping prices quoted at $40 - $60 or more, plus insurance is extra!
Then there's the question of what you FFL transfer dealer will charge you for recieving the firearm. The one I use charges $30, so that needs to be factored in to the price.
429 dollars +12.99 dollars shipping and my FFL charges 25 dollars. It is brand new in the box
ORIGINAL: oldelkhunter
Is 426 dollars a good deal? This onehas blued metal in a standard caliber.
[/blockquote]
It sounds like a pretty good deal, but is that for an over the counter sale, or are you seeing that price online?
If online, many sellers on the big gun sites are inflating the shipping, handling, and "insurance" prices to cover the difference so their price looks cheaper, but you end up paying the same. It's common to see shipping prices quoted at $40 - $60 or more, plus insurance is extra!
Then there's the question of what you FFL transfer dealer will charge you for recieving the firearm. The one I use charges $30, so that needs to be factored in to the price.
429 dollars +12.99 dollars shipping and my FFL charges 25 dollars. It is brand new in the box
12-17-2007, 11:50 AM
#9
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: MB.
Posts: 2,984
RE: What are t3 Lites selling for ?
ORIGINAL: oldelkhunter
Only one choice for caliber 30-06. That homely cartridge that no one thinks is good anymore.
Only one choice for caliber 30-06. That homely cartridge that no one thinks is good anymore.
