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What's a good asking price?

Posted By: rupe

What's a good asking price? - 02/05/2008 8:00 PM

I'm going to sell my Ruger SRH .454 7.5" , I've shot 80 rounds of .454 and 300 rounds of .45LC , All factory loads. It's like brand new. I have know Idea what to ask for it. So if I could get some opinions that would be great. Thank you. Rupe
Posted By: Rupe/PA

Re: What's a good asking price? - 02/05/2008 9:06 PM

Hey Rupe - Can't give you the info you want, but if you could send that firearm to me it would feel right at home. My user name is "Rupe/PA" !! I live in the other end of the country though, so weather change might upset it.

Rupe
Posted By: rupe

Re: What's a good asking price? - 02/05/2008 10:11 PM

Wow, first time I've run into another Rupe. Would that be part of your last name by any chance? By the way, I'm sure it would look good in your home, for the right price. LOL
Posted By: Dan B.

Re: What's a good asking price? - 02/06/2008 1:14 AM

Regular Rupe...don't let him fool you. He does not treat guns that well. I would have a much better home for it in my newly remodeled mancave.

And yes..."Rupe" is part of Rupe/PA's last name. It's short for "Rupunzel" which is short for..."Fabio Rupunzel". Women are always asking to pet his long flowing locks of hair. I used to shoot with him all the time but get tired of the constant throng of women following us around the beanfields...scaring away the groundhogs!!! Just a real PITA!! ;-)
Posted By: s4s4u

Re: What's a good asking price? - 02/06/2008 1:41 AM

I knew that rupe name rung a bell, hi Rupe/PA. Double down! Anyway, your question. I see them go all day long on G-Bro for $500 - $550, sometimes less if there's a bunch. I live by the 25% rule, once a slug has gone down the tube it is worth 75% of new, and will not go any lower unless abused. FWIW, I paid $599 for mine and it had a Leupy variable 2.5-8 which I sold for $325 so the math says.....smokin'

Don't be ashamed to ask for $550 at the get go, and if it don't get no love you can always reduce it. Shipping is another issue, if you are not an FFL or don't have one handy it can get spendy and complicated. FFL's can ship a handgun USPS priority flat rate for $8.95 plus insurance, where an individual must send UPS or FedEx next day for a minimum of $35, and many receiving FFL's will not accept from an individual. Anyways, good luck with your sale.

Why you wanna sell that fine piece anyway?

Rod.
Posted By: rupe

Re: What's a good asking price? - 02/06/2008 3:18 AM

s4s4u--I'm selling it so I can buy a Ruger SBH Hunter .44mag. I'm a single action guy and I love Rugers, I wanted something to shoot .454 , but being that Ruger only makes the SRH, I was stuck. I figured I would give DA a try and if I didn't like it I could go back to SBH. Well I just don't care for the double action so I'm going back to .44mag SA. It's a great revolver and round, but I'm just not happy with it. I did manage to take a 325 lbs bear at 80 yards with it, so it shot great for me, but just don't like the DA. It comes from playing cowboys and indians when I was a kid. (John Wayne Rules!!) rupe
Posted By: Tigger

Re: What's a good asking price? - 02/06/2008 12:53 PM

Ruger Super Redhawks are selling new for $585.00 here in NY. If you want to move it quickly ask $400-450 they pay the shipping. Or $450 you pay the shipping. $500 would be a reasonable price used to ask if you are not in a hurry to move it. I bought my SRH in 44 used for $350 cash 3 years ago. I passed on a 454 SRH a year ago for $425. That was a good deal but both my 44 and 480 SRH's have 9.5" barrels and the 454 was a 7.5". I couldn't get a short tube and have a miss-matched collection. LOL<LOL<LOL \:\)
Posted By: s4s4u

Re: What's a good asking price? - 02/06/2008 1:36 PM

 Originally Posted By: rupe
s4s4u--I'm selling it so I can buy a Ruger SBH Hunter .44mag.
Well I just don't care for the double action so I'm going back to .44mag SA.
It comes from playing cowboys and indians when I was a kid. (John Wayne Rules!!) rupe


I can't fault you there, I love my SBH Bisley Hunter in .41 mag. If Ruger would finally offer that format in a 5-hole .480 it would be in my hands before you could blink. Maybe one day....... :-(
Posted By: Dan B.

Re: What's a good asking price? - 02/06/2008 1:42 PM

 Originally Posted By: s4s4u
If Ruger would finally offer that format in a 5-hole .480.....


..........they would sell a boat load of the in the process!!
Posted By: Rupe/PA

Re: What's a good asking price? - 02/06/2008 3:42 PM

Dab B - You are an "evil" man !!! Now all those folks are goin ta be crawlin over my fields lookin fer the wimen !!

Rupe
Posted By: Dan B.

Re: What's a good asking price? - 02/06/2008 7:45 PM

 Originally Posted By: Rupe/PA
Dab B - You are an "evil" man !!! Now all those folks are goin ta be crawlin over my fields lookin fer the wimen !!

Rupe


Posted By: wapitirod

Re: What's a good asking price? - 02/06/2008 8:15 PM

 Originally Posted By: Dan B.
[quote=Rupe/PA]Dab B - You are an "evil" man !!! Now all those folks are goin ta be crawlin over my fields lookin fer the wimen !!

Rupe


don't have to worry about me, I got a wife and an ex wife thats more than enough for me, in fact does anybody want my ex, I'll pay shipping. I prefer one of you guys in Austrailia.
Posted By: TCTex.

Re: What's a good asking price? - 02/07/2008 12:08 AM

Would you really want to pay the shipping? I think it would be cheaper to dress her up like a deer and set her out, I don’t know about 500-600 yards out and put her out in a prime spot. With the way people on this sight can shoot, I wouldn’t want them shooting at me!! One more thing, I wasn’t insinuating anything!!

Duane
Posted By: wapitirod

Re: What's a good asking price? - 02/07/2008 12:52 AM

Duane, you didn't say anything I hadn't had good dreams about.
Posted By: TCTex.

Re: What's a good asking price? - 02/07/2008 1:00 AM

I HAVE BEEN IN YOUR DERAMS? With the way you are taking meds, I don’t like that!!!!!!
Posted By: wapitirod

Re: What's a good asking price? - 02/07/2008 1:05 AM

oops, sorry Duane. I think we got a little off course from a good asking price on Rupes 454, sorry Rupe
Posted By: rupe

Re: What's a good asking price? - 02/07/2008 1:20 AM

I miss my ex. wife




because I keep jerking the trigger!

Oops, what was the question?
Posted By: TCTex.

Re: What's a good asking price? - 02/07/2008 1:39 AM

I hope you know my wife is laughing at this as much as I am.

Duane

What was that asking price again?

 Originally Posted By: s4s4u
Don't be ashamed to ask for $550 at the get go, and if it don't get no love you can always reduce it.
Posted By: rupe

Re: What's a good asking price? - 02/07/2008 5:43 AM

Thanks guys, I think I try the $550. and see if I can get any takers. I really hate to go lower. I feel like I'm giving it away, but I know it's not a gun that is in hot demand. Hopefully I can find someone that wants to trade a SBH hunter straight across, but I'm probably dreaming. Thanks again, now can we get back to bashing Ex's?
Posted By: s4s4u

Re: What's a good asking price? - 02/07/2008 3:12 PM

 Originally Posted By: rupe
Hopefully I can find someone that wants to trade a SBH hunter straight across, but I'm probably dreaming.


There is one over here, and although your revolver isn't on his list it don't hurt to ask. Rod
SBH Hunter FS/T
Posted By: s4s4u

Re: What's a good asking price? - 02/07/2008 3:13 PM

 Originally Posted By: s4s4u
 Originally Posted By: rupe
Hopefully I can find someone that wants to trade a SBH hunter straight across, but I'm probably dreaming.


There is one over here, and although your revolver isn't on his list it don't hurt to ask. Rod
SBH Hunter FS/T


Oops, it sold as I was writing this, sorry. Will keep an eye out tho.
Posted By: rupe

Re: What's a good asking price? - 02/07/2008 3:47 PM

Thanks, but it already sold. (and now I belong to 8 forums, I have way tomuch time on my hands)
Posted By: rupe

Re: What's a good asking price? - 02/07/2008 4:18 PM

I have looked through the search to see if I could find a thread on the SBH .44mag Hunter and couldn't come up with anything. Does anyone remember a write up on this handgun? Maybe I'm just not giving the "search" the right command, which is very possible being a self proclaimed computer idiot.lol
Posted By: pab1

Re: What's a good asking price? - 02/07/2008 5:15 PM

 Originally Posted By: rupe
I have looked through the search to see if I could find a thread on the SBH .44mag Hunter and couldn't come up with anything. Does anyone remember a write up on this handgun? Maybe I'm just not giving the "search" the right command, which is very possible being a self proclaimed computer idiot.lol


Here is a link to an article by Gary.

http://www.handgunhunt.com/readArticle.php?letter_id=36

And an article on Gun Blast.

http://www.gunblast.com/SBHunter.htm
Posted By: rupe

Re: What's a good asking price? - 02/07/2008 6:31 PM

Great articles thank you very much. Love to read about guns that I'm going to get or are on my wish list. Gives me something to daydream about while laying around.
The Elk of a lifetime steps out and I quick draw my new SBH hunter and shoot from the hip. The Monster Elk drops like it was hit with a meteor. I spin the revolver back into its holster. Knowing that I hit it right between the eye, I say to myself, not a bad shot for 100 yards. Then I here the words, Honey wake up and take out the garbage! NOW! yes dear
Posted By: rupe

Re: What's a good asking price? - 02/08/2008 7:25 PM

Looks like I got it sold to a guy my wife works with. He told her he'd buy it, sight unseen. I can't do that, so I'll show it to him tomorrow, but he already knows it's almost new. So I should have my new SBH .44 Hunter with in a week. (Hopefully if everything works out that is.) I'm already excited, it's sort of a choice between the SBH or a new microwave oven (broke 2 days ago), I vote for SBH, I think Mrs. Rupe will go for it too. We can get the wave next paycheck. Anyone disagree with that?
Posted By: TCTex.

Re: What's a good asking price? - 02/08/2008 8:09 PM

Very cool! Thanks for the update!

Duane
Posted By: Tigger

Re: What's a good asking price? - 02/08/2008 8:23 PM

Here's the logic from my point of view......

Honey we need the gun first so I can go harvest something. Then later after that tasty critter is in the freezer we will get a new microwave so we can cook it.


MAN LOGIC, I think it would fly. \:\) LOL<LOL
Posted By: Dan B.

Re: What's a good asking price? - 02/08/2008 8:29 PM

 Originally Posted By: Tigger
MAN LOGIC...


The only kind of logic that makes sense!!
Posted By: rupe

Re: What's a good asking price? - 02/08/2008 9:07 PM

OK I'll try, but if I get in trouble, I'm blaming it on you guys!
Posted By: TCTex.

Re: What's a good asking price? - 02/08/2008 9:11 PM

But the other hunters did it!!
Posted By: rupe

Re: What's a good asking price? - 02/08/2008 9:17 PM

Rattin out your fellow hunters? (I would do the samething)
Posted By: TCTex.

Re: What's a good asking price? - 02/08/2008 9:25 PM

If the truth hurts!

Duane
Posted By: rupe

Re: What's a good asking price? - 02/08/2008 9:26 PM

LOL
Posted By: TCTex.

Re: What's a good asking price? - 02/08/2008 9:28 PM

Are the meds kicking in again? I was told that it was the three pots of coffee that I had today.
Posted By: rupe

Re: What's a good asking price? - 02/08/2008 9:58 PM

Man that sounds like me, 3 cups of mud and a hand full of pills. just to get out of bed in mornings.
Posted By: rupe

Re: What's a good asking price? - 02/09/2008 2:10 AM

Yahoo! Wife has no problem waiting on the mircowave, so if my guy has one in stock I'll pick it up tomorrow. If not I might have to wait until next Saturday. It's going to be a long night and if I have to wait all week, aaaarrrrgggggg!
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