Some people just get carreid away on auctions . The same happens on E Bay. I always set a top dollar price when i start bidding and will go no higher. In fact I use Auction Sniper on E Bay.
This is a discussion on People must be crazy!!! within the Other Firearms forums, part of the Other Firearm Forums category; OK, I own a S&W M&P Shield in 9mm. It is a good gun and I thought 399.00 was a good price. MSRP is 449.00. ...
OK, I own a S&W M&P Shield in 9mm. It is a good gun and I thought 399.00 was a good price. MSRP is 449.00. I was just looking around because I am board tonight so I went on gunbrokers looking around. They have a 9mm shield the bid is up to 505.00!!!! it has 12 hours to go and only 4 bids. I guess some people want this really bad to want to pay 505.00 for the gun, 25.00 shipping plus whatever their ffl is going to charge them for the transfer. Dave
Some people just get carreid away on auctions . The same happens on E Bay. I always set a top dollar price when i start bidding and will go no higher. In fact I use Auction Sniper on E Bay.
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Wow...I let that Shield go they were holding for me...shoulda got it for $410 out the door...I wanted the Springfield XDS instead...People are funny animals when it comes to getting stuff they want...
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although somewhat more reasonable now, the same thing for ruger 1911
It's just a new and "gotta have it now" thing. They'll be found for $400 everywhere soon I think.
Makes me think S&W is holding the production down so there will be a bigger want for them and raise the MSRP.
That is crazy. Just give it time and they will be readily available.
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