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PKAY · July 17, 2001, 06:33 PM

Thanks for your posts, guys. Keep 'em comin'. You are the voices of sanity here. I have been very up front with the seller about my research and the market price range he can expect for his Pistol Pack. But he is emotionally attached to this pristine NIB purchase he made 21 years ago. I can understand his attachment, but I'm afraid he is in for a dose of reality when it comes to early manufacture vs. real-time manufacture out of New York. I'm afraid he saw what new manufacture Pistol Packs were going for retail on the Dan Wesson web site, equated his with that and thought he was sacrificing in pricing his at $900+. Who knows, maybe he'll change his mind. He's got my email and phone number.

I can't help but wonder if that early manufacture NIB Pistol Pack might appreciate later if Dan Wessons ever become a popular collectible.

July 17, 2001, 06:33 PM	#7
PKAY Senior Member Join Date: March 22, 1999 Location: L.A., CA, USA Posts: 911	Thanks for your posts, guys. Keep 'em comin'. You are the voices of sanity here. I have been very up front with the seller about my research and the market price range he can expect for his Pistol Pack. But he is emotionally attached to this pristine NIB purchase he made 21 years ago. I can understand his attachment, but I'm afraid he is in for a dose of reality when it comes to early manufacture vs. real-time manufacture out of New York. I'm afraid he saw what new manufacture Pistol Packs were going for retail on the Dan Wesson web site, equated his with that and thought he was sacrificing in pricing his at $900+. Who knows, maybe he'll change his mind. He's got my email and phone number. I can't help but wonder if that early manufacture NIB Pistol Pack might appreciate later if Dan Wessons ever become a popular collectible. __________________ Safe shooting - PKAY