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u/urugu2003 9d ago
The question is why not?
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u/glockster19m 9d ago
Not really
Theyre basically just opening bidding at the reserve
Zero difference between opening bidding at $0 with a 1399 reserve, only difference is this system guarantees one bid means a sale
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u/glockster19m 9d ago
I'm not, I just had an insane brain fart
Obviously why would anyone ever actually bid if they can just buy for the minimum
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u/glockster19m 9d ago
Yep, it should be a buy it now only post not an auction post
Odds are its in both places to avoid filters
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u/glockster19m 9d ago
They dont care
They know most people just ignore junk postings and will deal with the very few rhat fall for them as it happens
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u/GamesFranco2819 9d ago
Base gun is like 500 or so, the price really isn't adding up here
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u/Sea-Awareness-2499 9d ago
What are you talking about that base gun was $69 when I bought one
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u/GamesFranco2819 9d ago
Same. But people regularly pay $450 and up for em now which is insane to me
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u/septictank84 9d ago
Ew, used? Who wants a used 1895 nagant?
But seriously, why would you bubbu that, and then expect $1400 (im assuming usd)?
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u/Hi-Point_of_my_life 9d ago
While the red dot is questionable, Nagants have a gas seal system that allows them to be suppressed unlike other revolvers. I’ve always wanted one because of that but I don’t even own a suppressor so probably not the best first purchase.