[Parrisjr]

on GB? Is it the seller or the gun?

Colt Official Police 38 Spec. 6'' bbl. : Other Collectible Guns at GunBroker.com

 

[skilled]

It does have a reserve and NO pics of the other side. But seller does offer a 5day inspection.

 

[Parrisjr]

Yeah with one picture I expected the inspection period to be "as is" which would explain it, but not the case.

 

[longranger]

I do not entertain "Reserve" auctions when the seller starts the bidding significantly lower than his reserve. Homey don't play that game. I don't mind "reserve" auctions but start the bidding at your reserve or at least a "buy now" button so I can determine whether the gun is worth my time.

 

[Chuckfw]

I think maybe because most people would want a shorter barrel, maybe 41/2"?

 

[MtnSpur]

I think maybe because most people would want a shorter barrel, maybe 41/2"?

No such barrel length on the OP...either a 4,5 or 6"

 

[Collects]

Maybe because it is a single, low quality photo? Buyers seem to like a lot of high quality photos. That way, a buyer can really see what he is buying.

 

[Cruiser RN]

Not enough pics and a reserve auction where bidding starts way lower than the reserve.

 

[muddyboot]

Its a nice revolver, but nothing that really jumps out and grabs you. Seller should post more
photos. 6" barrel is the least desirable in my opinion.

 

[smkummer]

I have bid on that gun before. I believe that seller had a Colt SAA 7 1/2 .357 3rd generation for years on the site. Who knows what his reserve is and doesn't really need to sell.

 

[perrazi]

reserves shouldn't even be allowed. price the gun at what you are willing to take and start there.

 

[Cruiser RN]

I guess that would be way too easy.I think hidden high reserves are a device for when your significant other says,"Get rid of that gun" and you can show him/her the gunbroker auction and say "See I'm Trying". Only you know that the gun isn't going anywhere. That is the only time it would make any sense 2 me. LOL