Check out Texas Trader (texasguntrader.com) - I have seen several there. Price is usually 650.00 (below shooter grade) to the stratosphere. I, too, want one. But at a fair price. What is fair? Well, it is sorta like pornography: I will know it when I see it. Good luck
1+ for your observations. TGT is a good source, but as it grows in popularity, gun prices there are going through the roof, as well.
You can't tell a guy, what his property is worth. Only the market can do that.The problem for us as buyers, is two fold:
1. Many of the guns we want (3" & 4" big bore N frames for example), are internet driven "trendy". Remember the "Pre-Ban AR15" $$ madness? Prices dropped like a rock when the ban ended, & a lot of previously obsession driven buyers, ended up $2000 - $3000 underwater on their "pre-ban" guns.
2. When we shop for guns online, we are dealing w/ many sellers that recognize the "trendy" factor, see their sales medium (internet), as able to reach gazillions of totally "trendy gun obsessed" potential buyers, & price their guns accordingly.
Personally, I'm beginning to see my local gun shop owner, as a much more valuble asset - then internet sellers. He likes to make $50 - $100 on a gun, but that's a heck of a lot better then what I've been seeing online lately.
Just my $0.02
