I've learned a lot as an old Noob in air guns since this auction. If I had known about it I would have outbid some of those folks. Dang it! I would have been all over those Daisy 7 series.
Bradford Auctions - Missed this one
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I've learned a lot as an old Noob in air guns since this auction. If I had known about it I would have outbid some of those folks. Dang it! I would have been all over those Daisy 7 series.
Dang me! I could have certainly ended up with a couple of my vintage dream guns! Very nice find!
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Wow - a bsa gold star Union Jack sold at $660.! But you really don’t know what you’re getting. Maybe a neglected project or nib.
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OMG i did,nt no of this? i caint even make it through the hole list"i think im getting sick???? this has got to be a dream??OK i got through the list"i guess the only thing good?i still have a couple grand"close call"" Willy
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Waaaayyy too late for this one! Looked like some decent bargains, but then some newer guns at nearly retail after you factor in the 25% buyer's premium. That $660 Union Jack would have totaled $825, and I bought mine new from AoA for $899 about four years ago, and it came with BSA rings, a single shot loader, and a reactive steel target. The Mark 1 & 2 pistol set looked pretty clean, and I would have been tempted, but I always figure in the cost of a service when buying airguns of this age. I bought a Mark II in the original box at a local auction for $70, and then spent another $100 or so sending it to Mac 1 for rebuild and valve upgrade. Still, looked like a nice clean collection with some interesting guns. Would have loved to seen this auction live and in person, but it's probably a good thing I didn't see it beforehand...
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Most people that bid in those auctions are resellers so I expect a lot if that to end up on eBay.
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