$3K 66 snub. The epitome of GB bidding insanity.

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And to think I gave one of those to a good friend just a couple of years ago.

I had a gun on GB once time and was hoping to get $2500 for it.

Two guys got in a bidding war and I ended up with over $5000.

Don't drink and bid. LOL
 
Sideplate screw slots damaged, rear sight finish damage, sight tang screw damaged, rust on the head of the grip screw, thumbpiece nut damaged.....that's just some of what we can see on the outside.

Wow.....a filthy, cosmetically challenged example from the late 70's. Priceless.
 
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I've got one not quite as nice as that one. I want to be up front and say it has some timing issues, but I'd let it for for $2,500 if anyone wants a deal.....
 
Dealers run pretend auctions to raise the amount they get out of their inventory. All they have to do is report their shill bid as a non-paying buyer then their scam costs them nothing. Inexperienced buyers are tricked into believing the high price they pay is less than they could resell it for.
 
I've got one not quite as nice as that one. I want to be up front and say it has some timing issues, but I'd let it for for $2,500 if anyone wants a deal.....
:D

I'll beat your price.. how about (2) 66 snubs for $2500..free shipping, and all those spare round butt grips that are collecting dust.
Actually, I've been considering selling sell one of them and stumbled upon that link to GB. Prices are all over the place. Can't imagine how pumped up the seller must be...IF it is legit...but i can't see a shill bidder raising the bid twice after they already have the winning bid...and certainly not in such large increments. If that were the case, they hooked a real big sucker fish.
 
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Well right now there is a 2 model 66s for way less than that, and an NIB 3" for less, so maybe they should shop around. Course Its right up there with the chopped up glock that went for 8 grand a week ago,. I bid up to 1600 a week ago on a 4" 17-6. Like new , I have a shooter one but always wanted a nicer one. This one, the 3 letter serial number was my initials so I went higher than I would have normally, I think it went for 18-19 hundred. Definitely a lot of crazy prices lately. Makes you want to sell a few. But I wouldnt send it till the check clears and then some...
 
I bought a 66 4 inch new in 1974 0r 1975 for $120.00. Still have it. One of the first such guns in our county at the time.
I bought my first 66 in 1976 for $250, pre-owned but unfired. I presumed the policeman who sold it to me bought it at a LEO discount and made a killing but I wanted it and wanted it without a paper trail, but $120? I got screwed. I should dig him up and demand a partial refund.
 
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