10 Truths About What Your Gun Is Worth Most Owners Never Know

10 Truths About What Your Gun Is Worth Most Owners Never Know 🔗 THE BENCH BOOK + 2 TOOLS → https://dylanbenett.com A man named Everett Blanchflower-Osei brought a rifle to my counter in May that he had spent four hundred dollars making worthless. He is seventy-one. It was his grandfather's, a bolt gun from before the war, and it had come to him in a box with some tools and a photograph. The finish was worn grey along the receiver and thin on the barrel, and there were small dents in the wood where sixty years of hands had been. He thought it looked tired. So he took it to a man who reblued it, sanded the stock, and sent it back looking like it had come off a shelf that morning. He was proud of it. He brought it in to show me and to ask what it was worth now that it was nice again. It had been worth somewhere over two thousand dollars. It was now worth about six hundred, and no amount of money would put it back. He had not damaged it. Everything worked. He had removed the one thing the market was actually paying for, which was that nobody had ever touched it. Nobody told him. He asked three people about the job and all three of them talked about price and turnaround and none of them said the word original.