AUCTION REPORT! They sold 1144 guns. The first five hours were junk, RG's, Ravens, Lorcins, etc. Jr. put in an absentee bid on an old 32-20 Smith. It got sold bunched with a bunch of junk guns for $55.00. His bid that got lost was for $200.00. They lost money on that one. Machine Gun Mike also did an absentee bid on a USAF model 15. After we raised hell for losing Jr.'s bid we made sure they found Mike's bid before it came up. He was set up at the Jackson gun show and couldn't be there. He won it for $250.00. You're welcome Mike. I focused on five guns to bid on. I won one of them, a model 64 no dash pencil barrel with matching grips. Jr. did the same and won a model 631 .32 magnum with a 4" barrell. We missed a few things, such as a model 38 Smith that sold for $110.00. I didn't bid on it because I hadn't looked at it because I already have one and didn't know if this one was messed up or not. There were only a few bargains. The rest of the stuff was way overpriced. I saw one guy who bought 50 RG's in bunches of five. He had about $10-15 each in them. He was later seen in the parking lot (not by me) selling them for $30.00 to $40.00 each no questions asked. A real nice 1938 Luger went for $1600.00 + $160.00 buyer's premium + $25.00 transfer fee+ $112.00 sales tax...out of my league. The auction people did do one nice thing. They had a bunch of BB guns and didn't know how to price them so they gathered up a bunch of kids with parents at the show and gave them to them.
