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Should I have stopped bidding?
For 12 years I have been going to local gun auctions looking for my holy grail! Finally I found it tucked away in a box of stuff being sold at the auction. It was a Weaver M73B and it looked like nobody had noticed it!
The scope came up for bidding at the end of the auction and I thought it would become mine cheap! Somebody else knew what it was and I dropped out at $260.00. It was in great condition and optics were clear.
Talked to the guy that got it and he wanted it for his 03/A4. I did not have an 03/A4 but I felt sure I could find one if I got the scope. Did pick up two 99 Arisakas for under $300. It had the original monopod
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06-28-2014 06:07 PM
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I agree ... the most appropriate "behavior" is to decide what you can bid and stick to it.
People sleep peaceably in their beds at night only because rough men stand ready to do violence on their behalf.
--George Orwell
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Most important, don't kick yourself after the auction. No matter what you did. Just come here and tell us, and we'll tell you we did it first.
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Whether you needed it or not, it was like walking off and leaving several $100 bills laying on the table. Better than having money in the bank as they are normally priced between $750 to $1000.
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well at least you made the guy happy as he now has the scope for his A4
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