I have bought a couple guns via the "auction" sites, but wonder if it was worth it considering the many hours I have spent clicking on way over-priced crap relisted over and over by sucker fishermen. For instance, there is one listed on Gunbroker as simply Lefever Double Barrel Shotgun. It has an opening bid of $1100.00 which may lead one to think it is high condition, or higher grade, or both. Click on it and you are treated to a very average Nitro Special with a cracked buttstock. This thing would not sell for more than $200.00 at most shops or gun shows. It must be very easy to relist guns because this guy, and many others, do so over and over for years. I can't figure out why he would waste his time even if it only took a couple minutes per week per gun to relist. This guy has a better chance of hitting the Megamillions Jackpot than ever getting $1100.00 out of this piece of crap. I wish the "auction" sites would do something to change this situation, but we do see the same thing at gun shows as well.


Originally Posted by Geoff Roznak
The NRA has proven itself unreliable and corrupt. Period.