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Old 11-21-2020, 01:03 AM
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Default New 610 4" and 6"

My LGS has almost no inventory. When I walked in today to see if he had anything of interest I as surprised to see 2 brands new 610s in his case. A 4" and 6" (I assume 6" anyway.) His price on the 4" was $900+ (I can't remember exact price but under $1000 over $900.) I thought the 610 went for pretty good money ...over a $1K for sure. But I am absolutely not up on pricing. Your thoughts?
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