and that the actual market value could potentially be higher?Īnyway. people are simply overpaying for the gun? Or does it mean that sometimes the blue book value is just a base point of reference, ie: the minimum current value?. Does this mean that in those instances when market value is higher than blue book value. Which sometimes tends to be a bit lower than "market" value. In my mind this just further validates my research in ascertaining a current market value.īut then there's the Blue Book value. I've also been told by 2 avid collectors/shooters that the gun is worth between $525-$625. If the same (similar condition) gun is being sold at an average price of $575 across the country (on the internet and stores) then I usually assume that that is the current market value of the gun. is Blue Book value telling me what it should sell for in a private sale? Or does it tell me what a dealer would use as consideration to estimate a trade in value or sale value?
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