You can pay for a subscription to the Blue Book Of Gun Values online and they can be reached at bluebookinc.com. Alternatively, you can visit some of the online firearms auctions/classifieds like FirearmsLocator.com, Gunbroker.com or AuctionArms.com and see what similar guns are being offered/selling for. Or you can go to www.firearmspriceguide.com, the FREE online price guide to firearms.
You can pay for a subscription to the Blue Book Of Gun Values online and they can be reached at bluebookinc.com. Alternatively, you can visit some of the online firearms auctions/classifieds like FirearmsLocator.com, Gunbroker.com or AuctionArms.com and see what similar guns are being offered/selling for.
Any place that sells firearms.
There is some information at bluebookonline, but the best way is to search all the online firearms auctions and find out what similar guns are selling for (not the starting price or buy-it-now price). The problem with browsing free online auctions is that you don't get any historical information or data on numbers produced, which is critical to determining rarity. You also don't get information on what you should be paying based on condition. The Gun Digest instant gun values solve that. For a couple bucks each, they pay for themselves when you buy your first gun. See the link below-
there is no free website. Beckett.com charges .50 PER price! I think they paid off google so no one can post current values for free
The Heritage Foundation is a think tank devoted to the principles of free enterprise, limited government, individual freedom, etc. One can learn more about these values on the Heritage online website.
Nope. The Blue Book of Gun Values is a copyrighted document- they SELL it. You may be able to check out a copy through your library, but be certain the copy is not too old- they are updated each year. You may also check the selling price of ordinary guns on on-line firearms auction sites, such as gunbroker or auctionarms. That is the most current indicator of current true values.
Information on old car values is freely available online. The NADAguides and Classiccars websites carry a wealth of jargon-free information on the subject. Also, take a look at the Black Book.
2008 Standard Catalog of Firearms. 18th edition
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