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4D5 · January 5, 2013, 01:12 AM

At pawn shops I always haggle, it's expected. At one in particular, the new guy there was helping me with a used shotgun. Before we even discussed "my" price, he said he'd heard of me and that my negotiating skills are legandary

At the LGS, on new guns I don't try to negotiate, not much markup on new. On used guns I always ask if there's any wiggle room. If not and it's in my price range I buy, otherwise it stays where it is.

January 5, 2013, 01:12 AM	#16
4D5 Senior Member Join Date: February 19, 2002 Location: Nevada, Carson Valley Posts: 106	At pawn shops I always haggle, it's expected. At one in particular, the new guy there was helping me with a used shotgun. Before we even discussed "my" price, he said he'd heard of me and that my negotiating skills are legandary At the LGS, on new guns I don't try to negotiate, not much markup on new. On used guns I always ask if there's any wiggle room. If not and it's in my price range I buy, otherwise it stays where it is.