Nice!!Nothing on the list. I did buy a Bula Armaments standard M-14; A nice K frame 6" S&W in 38 Spl. made in 53; a Colt Police Positive in 32-20 and finally, a mint 99% apparently never fired after leaving the factory Type 14 Nambu made in 1935. Inside of the gun is full of cosmoline or something like it. The pre war quality of these early Nambu's, quite honestly, makes your average Luger look ugly.
InterestingI already had a P365, so no need for another in 2022. I did buy a CZ P01 omega that I like quite a bit in 2022.
I wonder it that’s part of the 320s success. That is a lot of very popular weapons in one model. Don’t know if that counts the m variants or not.I have a feeling ARs aren’t on there because there are so many manufacturers of a virtually identical type of firearm that a specific make and model just don’t add up fast enough and that is the way the list is tabulated.
If they are counting by model number then that makes sense. Just think about a Ruger wrangler for instance. Black, silver, bronze, blue, plow handles, birdshead, super wrangler, grip options. Just standard models alone I can nail down about a dozen SKUsI can’t remember what I bought in 2022 but I do remember selling off 3 of those listed.
I have a feeling ARs aren’t on there because there are so many manufacturers of a virtually identical type of firearm that a specific make and model just don’t add up fast enough and that is the way the list is tabulated.
It's almost like you ought to work in a museum or something... (You've mentioned where you work in this forum).Nothing on the list. I did buy a Bula Armaments standard M-14; A nice K frame 6" S&W in 38 Spl. made in 53; a Colt Police Positive in 32-20 and finally, a mint 99% apparently never fired after leaving the factory Type 14 Nambu made in 1935. Inside of the gun is full of cosmoline or something like it. The pre war quality of these early Nambu's, quite honestly, makes your average Luger look ugly.
Something like that's got to be the case. NO WAY every gun store is wall-to-wall with almost nothing but ARs, yet the platform isn't even in the top 10 on GB. GB must be tabulating by model and manufacturer (which kind of reduces the list's meaningfulness in a way...).I have a feeling ARs aren’t on there because there are so many manufacturers of a virtually identical type of firearm that a specific make and model just don’t add up fast enough and that is the way the list is tabulated.
I do work in the Rock Island Arsenal Museum...or I did. It is closed now for renovations. Hopefully, it will re-open this year. The Army moves sloooowly. I will be be back to work when it does re-open.It's almost like you ought to work in a museum or something... (You've mentioned where you work in this forum).
Which model Smith is that 6" .38 Special?
NO WAY every gun store is wall-to-wall with almost nothing but ARs, yet the platform isn't even in the top 10 on GB. GB must be tabulating by model and manufacturer (which kind of reduces the list's meaningfulness in a way...).
Just curious; else pick any of these up? Thoughts on the list?
I would have thought the plastic handguns and other popular "black/plastic" guns would have completely swamped any centerfire bolt action nowadays, but I guess there are soooo many different models of the former category to split up the market, and therefore make way for a relatively popular individual gun from the bolt action group.
And as you mentioned, counting used gun is no doubt a factor, and now that I notice the list is from gunbroker helps explain some of it. A lot of us who might rarely set foot in a bricks and mortar store stocked with 95% black rifles and plastic pistols are buying things like Remington 700s on GB, especially used earlier models.
I'd bet that list would look pretty different if it were gun store sales instead of GB. I expect a lot of Glocks and other plastic pistols are bought overwhelmingly in LGS instead of on GB.
What didn't you like about the P320 XTEN? Just curious.Only bought one in 2022, a SIG P320 XTEN...I didn't own it long. This year, I acquired a SIG P320 X-change Kit and and an XDM Elite 3.8" 10mm.