Fellow Wants to Trade Guns + Cash for Moto - Advice, Please.

[Don Ro]

I don't even shoot what I have so I'm not terribly interested...but do any of you gun gurus see anything that may increase in value over time?
If so, what's a good price for whatever you decide?
Thanks for any help.
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"So I have too many guns and I thought it might be time to pare down my list. I am 64 and interested in your DRZ as it might work well for me on the back roads in Henderson, Nevada.

I have attached a list of my pistols and revolvers (I have no shotguns or rifles) so you can see if anything strikes your fancy.
If there is, I can send you photos and history of the gun as I know it.
I have also kept track of how much ammo has been through each gun when I have owned it.
I'll wait to hear back from you to see if you have any interest in a partial swap
Thanks."
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His list:
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Functional Metal May15.xlsx

Count - Caliper - Brand - Style - Model

1 .22 LR Beretta Pistol Bobcat Inox

2 .22 LR Bersa Pistol Firestorm

3 .22 LR North American Arms Revolver NAA22LR

4 .22 LR Smith & Wesson Revolver 617

5 .22 LR Walther Pistol PP

6 .22 LR Walther Pistol PPK

7 .22 LR Walther Pistol PPKS

8 .22 WMRF AMT Pistol Automag II

9 .22 WMRF Ruger Revolver LCR

10 .32 NAA North American Arms Pistol Guardian

11 .32 ACP Colt Pistol 1903 Hammerless

12 .32 ACP CZ Pistol 27

13 .32 ACP H&R Revolver 733

14 .32 ACP Walther Pistol PP

15 .32 ACP Walther Pistol PPKS

16 .380 ACP Beretta Pistol 84FS

17 .380 ACP CZ Pistol 83

18 .380 ACP Sig Sauer Pistol P232

19 .380 ACP Sig Sauer Pistol P238

20 .380 ACP Walther Pistol PPKS

21 .380 ACP Walther Pistol PPKS

22 .380 ACP Walther Pistol PPKS

23 9mm Makorav CZ Pistol 82

24 9 mm Beretta Pistol 92FS

25 9 mm Boberg Pistol XR9S

26 9 mm CZ Pistol 2075 Rami

27 9 mm CZ Pistol 75C

28 9 mm CZ Pistol 75B

29 9 mm Ruger Revolver Blackhawk

30 9 mm Ruger Pistol LC9

31 9 mm Ruger Pistol LC9S
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BTW, my 2010 Suzuki DRZ400S with 571 miles. $4,800
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[BlueSkyJaunte]

Sorry to say I looked through that list and experienced a tremendous feeling a "meh". If you don't shoot much anyway then I don't see anything investment-grade, unless the 1903 Colt is in really nice condition.

[Don Ro]

Nothing tickled me either.
I already have a couple of them and variations on a few more.
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Thanks for looking.

[rusnak]

I would say don't get him mad.

[targa911S]

The walthers could be worth something but the 1903 Colt is the only thing that caught my eye. Plus all of these are pistols and have to be transferred legally. Depending on who is doing the transfer it will add up. I also think BATF has rules about how many can be transferred to a private owner non FFL at one time. I could be wrong..

[Don Ro]

Transfer costs was a consideration of mine, also.
I thought that if he had something I couldn't do w/o, I'd buy.
Nope.

[targa911S]

we charge $30 for a transfer X 31 = $$$

[porsche4life]

That list is only good if you need to arm a small band of street thugs, who you don't mind if they die

[jyl]

Which street thug gets the .22s?

[vash]

cash is king. i'd pass.

and..is that bike in your living room??!!!

[Don Ro]

Originally Posted by vash

and..is that bike in your living room??!!!

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Yes. From day one.
Some folks have babies, my babies are my toys.
When I lived in CA I had 15 motos...most were in my house.
My 600 sq ft. back room, mostly.
The pretty ones, in my living room.
I'm a sot, I admit it.

[HHI944]

The boberg could be interesting.....but I've heard they're pretty finicky about ammo.....still a pretty neat design

[BlueSkyJaunte]

Yeah, Bobergs are neat, but not worth the time/money if you're not going to carry. Maybe if Boberg pulls a Rohrbaugh and sells out to Remington they'll be worth something some day.

But probably not.