Most “Taurus G3C value” guesses are wrong, and you’ve already felt it: one listing looks wildly overpriced, another looks like a steal, and the first…

Most people price a Glock 17 wrong because they treat “worth” like a single number. It isn’t. It’s a moving target driven by your exact…

You’ve got an SKS, you start Googling prices, and the numbers look like they’re pulled from different universes. That’s not your imagination. Two details change…

The price you’re seeing isn’t the price your Python will bring. If you’ve been Googling and scrolling listings, you’ve probably seen the same revolver “worth”…

You’re staring at a Walther PPK, or what you’ve always called a PPK, and the prices you see online are all over the map. Same…

Two “Browning A5” shotguns can look nearly identical in photos and still sell in completely different price tiers. That’s the part that makes pricing one…

Those Henry price swings you’re seeing aren’t random, they’re almost always configuration plus demand colliding in public. If your buddy says his Golden Boy is…

You’ve got a CZ 75, you google “CZ 75 value” or “used CZ 75 price,” and suddenly nothing makes sense. Two “CZ 75” listings can…

You’ve got a Model 70 and every price you see online contradicts the last one. You Google “Model 70 value,” and it feels like the…

The number you’re seeing isn’t the number you’ll get. If you’ve searched “Beretta 92 value” lately, you’ve probably found one listing that looks like a…

Your Springfield 1911 doesn’t have one “worth.” It has a few, and the number you should care about depends on how you plan to sell…

You’re looking at a Ruger 10/22 that’s “barely shot,” maybe it’s been sitting in a safe for years, and you just want the number. Instead,…