Our Top 10 Pawn Shop Gun Finds

[@dipsygames6118]

Why do I feel like Chad ACTUALLY knows everything about every gun ever? Not like a know-it-all. I actually feel that way

[@bignasty344]

Feel the same

[@LeBronJames19379]

Yeah me too

[@zachstarling11]

me too

[@liambayliss1146]

7:20

[@grassyfieldz4578]

Americans so lucky that their attitude with guns is like sampling a fine wine while here i am in my country just wishing i had a 22 rifle

[@cw7746]

Skylight come to America. we appreciate pro-gunners

[@moonstryder1740]

doesnt matter if you like pro gunners, it is INSANELY hard for people to move there legally, unless you marry an american. Getting an immigrant work visa takes something like a bachelors at least and some work experience, or an investors visa, which costs 500 000USD

[@aholegunner]

We are not lucky. You are just unlucky.

[@---cr8nw]

It's not luck. We FIGHT for our rights, tooth and nail.

[@commonsense7057]

Alexander TheOriginalGreat. Just come across the southern border. The Democrats are currently importing a new voter base since the public is realizing how garbage their policies are. They will make sure you are allowed entry.

[@Mike242]

Best deal i have ever got was theres an old guy with an ww2 collection with over 5000 guns from all countries. He sold me a mint condition luger p08 if i mowed his lawn and cleaned out his shed. Thats the best deal ever! He also gave me a couple hundred rounds of ammunition because i repaired his bicycle.

[@asoingbob5322]

Mike 242 awesome

[@russelljenson4590]

Ww2😌luuugggger

[@HearMeLearn]

Mike 242 what the fuck dude that’s amazing

[@THEpaulyBOY44]

Bro that’s a 10 thousand dollar weapon ! Wtf am I looking at the wrong weapon ? Nevertheless what a good trade I’d have mowed the guys lawn on demand sleet or snow sun or rain for that kinda money for life haha

[@adame312]

Mike i will detail every vehicle you have for that luger and come all the way from commiefornia to pick it up idc if you are in NY

[@brianwolf692009]

I found an 8mm mauser with bayonet, and 4 full cloth belts of ammo for $50.

[@alberthernandez8777]

The ammo alone is worth more than that😭

[@Imragnar1]

Holy shit

[@themotuwolf]

paid $120 out the door for a Mossberg 590 that was tagged as a maverick 88. they were asking $150. :)

[@---cr8nw]

they was idjits.

[@DonMarkaveli95]

I've shot that type of mossberg and I loved it

[@tylerrottinghaus4197]

400 dollar shotgun for 120. Shit must be nice

[@jamesluckado2625]

I once found a High Point 9mm for $65 at a gun show and I know high point normally a joke kinda gun but I couldn't pass it up for that cheap and I ended up selling it for $200 about a year later so win win.

[@monski1232]

Crazy, they're not 200 new lmao

[@WafflesNPotholes]

monski 123 Some go for $300+ I believe. They’re considered shitty because they’re cheap, heavy, and ugly. But they’re surprisingly reliable and great at eating up all the shitty ammo you put through them.

[@hoppinggnomethe4154]

man, lmao 😂 nice

[@TheExplosiveGuy]

@@WafflesNPotholes I kinda like them lol, there's not much I can do aside from limp wristing mine to make it malfunction and it eats everything I've fed it. It's certainly ugly as sin but it gets the job done...

[@The_sinner_Jim_Whitney]

I wouldn’t give you $65, let alone $200. I guess conscience isn’t a problem for you.

[@jmsmaxwell]

I've gone into pawn shops and regular gun stores that have clerks who should be out shoveling dog crap off the grass and others that have some really knowledgeable individuals working there who will take the time to work with a customer the sell their product. There was a place in Sedalia MO that had a great collection of guns on the wall but the clerk was as useless as an out of date politician. I walked around looking at the stuff on the walls and in the cabinets and shelves. Finally I saw one weapon I was interested in and after waiting about 20 mnutes he finally put down the phone with his GF and came over. I saw an old single shot Remington .22 that was in good condition. Showed signs of usage but not abuse, it was clean and tight with no rattle. They wanted $100. at the time and I walked out with it for $25 after dickering with him back and forth. I was out at the firing range a couple of months later and playing with my new toy. An older gentleman came up and was shooting and we got to talking. He said he had one just like mine but had to sell it a few months back when he moved and was getting rid of some older weapons. We got to chatting and he had sold it along with some others to the same pawn shop and needed the money to pay some bills and move. Turned out it was the same weapon that he had sold. It was one his father had given him when he was a young man back around 1930 or so. He said he really missed his old rabbit gun. Before We parted I sold it back to him for what I paid for it. He was extremely happy to have it back and I must admit I was happy although I loved that weapon it was a fun shooter and accurate as hell.

[@timothywhite8130]

great story

[@Andyhaucqog1]

Respect for selling it back the same price instead of conning him man

[@awfulpenguins2303]

James Maxwell lol what shop in Sedalia was that?

[@---cr8nw]

Which pawn shop? I don't pass through Sedalia very often, but that sounds like the kind of place that's worth a stop. $25 for any shooter is a steal, let alone an old gallery gun.

[@bandccoresohio]

James Maxwell awesome story man

[@mikearmstrong7830]

Walked into a backwoods pawn shop & waited for my eyes to adjust to the gloom. The first gun in saw was a Winchester 93. It had seen better days but pristine 93s don't exist. The owner said it was a 97. Not wanting to argue, I waited for him to tell me about all the flaws. I eventually had to stop him before he threw it in the trash. Walked out with a so so 93 for 60 bucks. I was inconsolable.

[@merryweather3713]

There must be a God, and he must be looking out specifically for you.

[@jamesmassey5235]

Mike Armstrong A

[@Marksman2oo7]

I hope you guys realize how truly lucky you both are to have a best friend that is equally interested in the same hobby. That right there is one of the most valuable things you can have in life.

[@1hillbilly]

Just like the old days with you and Barry, really enjoy your channel.

[@Iraqveteran8888]

That means a lot to me. Thanks. We miss that old man...😪

[@jsullivan9238]

My best pawn shop score was in my native Montana when I was in high school. It was an 1863 Remington Zouave .58 caliber contract rifle. It was NRA good condition and for some reason I knew I should buy it. I didn't even know what it was but the .58 bore was clean and in perfect shape so I haggled the owner down to 50.00. That was in 1970 I still have it an it's worth around 1500.00 or so.

[@adrn0104]

Great find lol

[@Teh-Jones]

Speaking of pawn shops, probably about time for a Moss Pawn & Gun shop tour...

[@MoreAmerican]

Damn you Georgia boys! I have never seen a gun in a hawaii pawn shop lol.

[@alexmerkelz7879]

MoreAmerican In Texas Pawn Shops are just gun shops that sell other random stuff.

[@Killymagee]

That's because much like us Canadians, you have shitty gun laws too so guns are few and far between :(.

[@lumberjacklurch]

The best you can find in NJ pawn shops are some used reloading supplies. The only reason I stay here is for the good schools for my kids. Once they're grown, I'm outta here!

[@wwdavis8989]

Guns are cheaper too. i picked a case of mosins for 300.

[@wikidclownchris]

MoreAmerican every pawn shop I've been in has at least 10 guns Then again I do live in Texas Even Walmart has guns

[@asdfjkl74able]

A top 10 without a wildcard??? come on guys

[@beardeddude9168]

asdfjkl74able I was thinking the same thing when I tapped too see how much time was left on the vid lol.

[@danomtvedt3966]

The.

[@the.original.throwback]

Great video for all of us pawn/gun shop snoopers. A lot of fun and entertainment even if you don't buy anything. About 1980 or 1981 a firearm distributor we dealt with sold off their Winchester 490 .22 semi-autos, 3 for $100. Needless to say we bought all they had left and sold or traded them at gun shows for the next few years. Of course, we kept a few for ourselves since they are such great shooters. Jess

[@bunnyhug4365]

Man, I would love to spend a day with these two just going to different pawn shops looking for deals.

[@terryrush6333]

Hey just wanted to say thanks to Eric, Chad, and Barry. Thanks for all the good information and thought provoking material. Love the channel, wish you guys the best in the future! Will continue to support!

[@TheAlasys]

Hey Eric, little tip for your east german makarov: The producer, translated roughly means: Vehicle and Hunting guns Factories Ernst Thälmann. Suhl is the name of the City it was produced in. Greetings from Germany! Love your show!

[@DOA220]

I have a pawn shop that I have peaked in a couple times, and it is owned by some grumpy old men who over price EVERYTHING (i.e. glock 43 for 600 when there is a giant gun store 3 miles away selling it for 480$). Both times they tried to sell me on some crap made 1911 priced at 1000+ and other ridiculous offers that I almost took offense to having been offered it.

[@davedelarosa319]

Best I've pulled so far from a pawn shop is a Walther P99 QPQ for half of retail. Sights were beat to death, but a good clening, a set of Dawsons, and a couple SW99 mags got it right as rain.

[@paulrussellevans]

Probably one of my favourite IV8888 videos. I enjoy the discovery of gems either at a gun show or the used/consignment rack at a store. It's great that you shared the prices that you paid for these pieces and the circumstances of the "find". More please!

[@darinmiller8687]

I got a great deal on a Smith and Wesson 586 8 3/8 no dash looks new for $600.I love it... Thanks for your hard work.

[@fsmoura]

*_*haggling intensifies*_*

[@BernardBorel]

Just got a good deal, brand new still in the wrapper, SightMark included. DPMS AR. $425. Threw in a box of brass ammo (50 rounds)!

[@charlesconnor9626]

Some of the most down to earth gun enthusiast. I'm into guns partially because of youtube channels like this. Keep up the good work guys.

[@KatotownUSA]

My best finds were -Winchester 1913 22win auto. Bought for $100, worth upwards of $1000 in it's current condition. Suuuper cool gun. Rounds load in the buttstock all the way up the mag tube. -Ruger Mark 1 Bicentenniel Edition. In box, with manual. Beautiful patina. $100, worth upwards of $500-700 in current condition.

[@brasstard7.627]

the best deal I ever got besides free guns was a P38 a guy was selling and I jokingly told him I give him a hundred bucks he said make it 120 and we have a deal. no import mark matching Mauser upper w Walther frame

[@smartacus88]

Brasstard 7.62 So you like taking advantage of the ignorance of your fellow man? Whatever floats your boat, but I couldn't do that to a guy. Karma is real.

[@brasstard7.627]

smartacus88 he knew it was a good deal and was selling all the guns his dad had left him that had been in closet for decades he just wanted them to go to people who would enjoy them. also got a sporterized arisaka from him for 150$. he sold all the long guns for 150 even a Winchester 70 that my friend got. he wasn't mad about it at all and knew it was worth more. I'm just glad I got dibs on it before my friends did

[@mikec8086]

smartacus88 eh. its the sellers responsibility to be informed on their product. business is business.

[@brasstard7.627]

another time I got a really good deal on a P38 was from a black gangbanger that I knew he sold it to me for $200. I thought it was funny at the time him carrying a Nazi gun.

[@MrZeusyMoosey]

It's not your moral obligation to inform people who are willfully ignorant. We have had the internet for a long time, and it takes 5 minutes to find basic info on what makes a gun rare.

[@paulbrown196]

Last year I picked up a Type 99 Arisaka and a 88 Commission rifle for $200 total, no tax. Both were all matching; the Arisaka just needed a scrubbing. Great day at the ol' gun shop!

[@Somnio64]

here in California, if it's not a mosin nagant or 10/22, it's over $500

[@MMonte-oh3lw]

Somnio 64 lol true!!

[@SgtKOnyx]

Somnio 64 Have you considered not living in California?

[@jeffhorton258]

Go to Idaho and buy your long gun. the deals are out of state.

[@Somnio64]

It would be nice if people didn't assume I'm here by choice, I'm a broke college student that was born here

[@jeffhorton258]

Already did. so whats your point??

[@hugh-johnfleming289]

Where I live most pawn shops do not bother with fire arms sadly, or wristwatches, oddly (?) but the fun thing about these places, and junk stores, etc... is to haggle. Just because it says $300 don't mean it won't go out the door for a hell of a lot less.

[@DeimosPC]

Surplus and deal videos are my favorite. Can't beat a nice surplus rifle. I need to get my C&R so bad..

[@reddmutt1916]

My best pawn shop purchase was a model 38 Turkish Mauser 7.92x57mm. It had an early 70s Weaver 4 power scope mounted on a Weaver iron slighter mount. I gave $160 out the door, the asking price was $200. It was re-barreled in 1944.

[@TheCowboyfromhell87]

I have been lucky enough to find a few great deals in pawnshops. I once got a DPMS LR-308 SASS for $650. They had just put it in the display case and said I was the first one to even look at it. The best part was they had layaway so for $150 down they held it for me. For the next 2 weeks I couldn't sleep thinking about it until I went and picked it up.

[@darthmartinez]

I bought a war time Webley & Scott mark IV in 38 S&W for 150$. No import marks or anything with all its original parts and it shoots great.

[@nicholasmoralez2941]

Very pawn shop I walk into has guns in terrible conditions and prices marked almost as high as the msrp of a ban new gun.

[@totalmetaljacket789]

Nicholas Moralez Same here. 99% trashed 22s and maybe one battered Mosin that they want 300 for.

[@alvinthompson6333]

Same case at my local pawn shop. BUT they give me great deals on rare ammo I can't find anywhere else.

[@dkindig]

I worked for three Greek brothers in Atlanta that had multiple pawn shops. Our general rule was to never loan or pay more than 25% of what we thought we could sell the item for. Remember this, and negotiate.

[@MarkMorbidity]

i took a gamble when looking for a 22lr rifle.... i went in to a local one and they had a savage stevens mod 300 for 120. The stock is cracked (made of plastic) but it wasnt anything that hindered the guns performance and they also had a glenfield 75c for 50 bucks because the magtube was missing and the mag stube slide was messed up but i fixed it :) i say it was pretty sweet deal.

[@shawnbane585]

Pawn shops mark and you haggle or dicker with them. Say they have a gun they paid 75.00 for, they mark it 190, Trust me if you offer 120-150 they will sell. I use to work for one PT. Especially if it sits.

[@aaronloring3008]

My best deal was an Eddystone M1917 Enfield that was marked as a "Mauser 180" for $179. Unfortunately the stock has been cut but none of the metal was altered. At the same gun shop I bought a NIB NEF 357 Mag Survivor which had been discontinued a decade prior. Apparently this rifle had been "lost" in the basement of the shop for 12 years. LOL

[@finck2208]

Norinco NDM 86 dragunov limited edition in velvet lines case with all the goodies included. $500 about 4 years ago. Pawn shop thought it was just a standard ak with a long barrel

[@rogainegaming6924]

jelly

[@kelleymcmahan6457]

The comments on the CZ is spot on. they are great rifles and extremely well designed and built.

[@davidjames2788]

I found a 1943 production type 99 Arisaka barreled action with an intact chrysanthemum. Unfortunately it was sporterized, and rechambered in 30-06. But i picked it up for twenty bucks, and pieced the rest of it back together from eBay, all in I've invested about $160 in it.

[@hobbyknight3300]

i picked up a steel frame full sized Tanfoglio Witness .45 and 22lr conversion with zero wear that was only shot a couple times for $400. the other shops in my area sell them new for around $700 so i was stoked.

[@Ajibica117]

I absolutely loved this episode. I can't wait to see more videos were you two talk about good finds and getting lucky with rare stuff in unlikely places.

[@Threewolfs-]

My Best Buy's and finds were at pawn shops, I don't get to enough of them, I think my best buy was an original Hawkin 50 cal for less then $200, they were using it for a wall decoration.😄😎

[@keithlucas6260]

Best find was an original Smith & Wesson Schofield .45 model three which had $75 on it and marked half off. Turns out it was bought by Wells Fargo, and I have a Wells Fargo serial numbered holster as well.

[@jarkoer]

The best buys I ever got were from a small gun store that dealt in trade-ins. They don't have much room for stock, so they try to move things as fast as possible to make room for the higher-end stuff. Some good finds I got were an 80 year old Dalton 25 acp pocket pistol for $50, a kit-built muzzle-loading Kentucky-pattern rifle for $80, and a $150 12 gauge magnum turkey shotgun. All had scratches and dings, but all worked absolutely perfectly when I got it home.

[@Mrgunsngear]

Love that Fin mosin!

[@rodmosgrave7445]

Best pawn shop buy I ever made was a Sears and Roebuck 4T .22 auto. It fires and cycles short, long, and long rifle.

[@watchadoing151]

In Estonia we say about the makarovs that if you run out of its ammo, you can always throw and kill the enemy.

[@dkeith45]

My best gun shop find, as there were no pawn shops in my area back in 1979, was a black, nickle plated, flintlock pirate pistol, for $125. As I'd just gotten into muzzle-loader shooting, I recognized it as a possible antique. Turns out it was. It was a 1740 Dutch Dragoon pistol that someone had nickle plated and painted the stock black sometime in the past. After refinishing it and removing the nickle plating, I got over $1000 for it in 1980.

[@heybulldog137]

May seem silly to y'all, but, I walked into a local pawn shop, and they had a Sheridan .20 cal pellet gun, from like 1960. Williams peep sights, a Sheridan blue streak. Great condition, 65 bux.

[@Breakfast_and_Bullets]

That Model 19 is fantastic, my dad has one that I'm hoping he gives to me soon instead of waiting to inherit it on his death. He taught me to shoot with that gun when I was 8, been in love with it ever since.

[@rockin870]

Started to work at a gun store....Pretty much work for guns at this point. lol

[@danielbush5438]

rockin870 Lucky

[@mountaindont34ify]

Seriously though. I knows that's what would happen to me. I'd be homeless living in my car paying for a storage space for my guns. People would think I was a drug addict but I'm just a gun addict.

[@althill7407]

I've bought so many $100 .22's. 10/22's, Model 60's, 702's, Random Sear and Roebucks. Lol. Love pawnshops

[@outskirtscustoms]

I have a knack for finding the ugliest gun on the wall and buying it. I actually just picked up an H&R Topper 12 GA single shot shotgun at a pawn shop for $80 out the door only because some idiot spray painted it camouflage. An hour later I had it cleaned good as new. I'm going to refinish the stock eventually but it functions just fine the bore was clean.

[@davidnichols7485]

outskirtscustoms I love my ugly gun finds thumb nail is a Hiawatha 12 guage single cut to 19 inches cammo painted 28 bush chickens this year

[@---cr8nw]

Me too. I've developed quite the collection of oddball crap that no one's heard of. I think one of my guns is literally one of a kind. I've never seen or heard of another one just like it. A couple weeks ago, one of my friends told me, "I've never heard of half the guns you own." I just smiled and said, "that's okay. Neither has my wife."

[@The_sinner_Jim_Whitney]

What beautiful figure on that old Portuguese rifle! I build guitars, and that’s guitar-quality lumber for sure. My best pawn shop find in the gun world (I mostly buy tools from pawn shops) is my Kimber pro CDP, $350 with a bunch of Wilson Combat parts and 6 Wilson mags. Thought it was a good deal, and it’s the best non-.22 shooter I have.

[@vidacrazy]

The problem I have in Houston is that the pawn shops all seem to be a little too proud about their merchandise. I saw a Remington 870 express and a few Moss 500 for almost twice what'd you'd buy them brand new....smh

[@texasrifleman9657]

vidacrazy - no kidding thats true

[@sonnygunz9207]

vidacrazy It's the same in San Antonio. You CANT buy anything from a pawn shop unless you don't care about money and getting fucked in the ass... plus they only ever have junk shit you would t look twice at. This is because of the gun shows. Anything worth a shit is taken there and sold for more than it's worth. The only deals are from individuals while your sitting BEHIND the table, but those days are long behind us. 🙄🔫

[@546cowboy8]

Since you are in Texas, about thirty years ago I was in a shop looking for stereo speakers and saw a 20 ga. 870 hanging on the wall behind the counter. I asked to look at it and on closer inspection it was a 1982 DU gun with gold inlay. Round Rock, TX was where it was and I bought it for $250 as I recall. Still have it too.

[@J.E.Taylor]

Psssh, gotta have that wiggle room!

[@Dart23252]

I'm in houston too. You speak the truth

[@izzytherat1]

My 91/59 was marked wrong for 99 bucks. Best deal I ever got.

[@kreios9720]

I really love this video style/format. Keep 'em coming guys!

[@ewfisher89]

Not a pawn shop find but my best deal was on a Winchester M1 Carbine. Serial number dates to early 1944, all blued metal, type 2 high wood stock, adjustable rear sight. $500, plus $50 for the rest of the magazines he had so $550 for the rifle with 7 15rd mags and 2 30rd mags.

[@aaronwildman3652]

I have you all beat a few years ago I was in a pawn shop and talk about not knowing what you have guy had listed a 300 Win Mag or so he thought Weatherby that nobody wanted with a sticker price of only $400 thinking it was a Vanguard Series it was actually the mark 5 which most people are asking 1500 to $2,000 for not bad almost $1,600 off a rifle just by not knowing what you have on your shelf. only downside is 300 Weatherby Magnum is still about $3 a bullet almost like shooting the Smith & Wesson 500 but man what a sweet rifle.

[@jayskinner4828]

Interesting, what do you think of the Savage 300.

[@charlesperry1051]

My best find was a Hungarian FEG PA-63 in 9mm Kurz (.380 ACP). In the 1990s a local shop had a big shipment of PA-63s in 9x18, priced at $75. One, yes one, of the pistols in the case was marked 9mm Kurz. I knew that was .380 ACP. It was also priced at $75. I snatched it up immediately. I lived in Kentucky then and while it was almost impossible to get a carry permit you could legally keep a loaded gun in your glovebox. That is where the PA-63 lived for many years!

[@solarhighway7442]

im pretty jelly of that Finnish mosin, nice find man.

[@aerodicus]

I bought my first rifle from a pawn shop and at the time they had barrels full of surplus 1903-A3's and M1 Garand's for $100-$200. I grabbed a Springfield from 1944 that looked decent payed $120 and still have it today. Wish I would've bought a few M1's.

[@steveboles3640]

Just subscribed!! Great stuff guys👍 Awesome to see that you fellas dig deep into firearm history. The past has some real jewels that I think get overlooked. Really enjoy the info on the obscure firearms as well. Outstanding, keep up the good work!

[@kennyvancleave2422]

I found a Winchester model 58, a single shot bolt action at my local pawn shop. I was just about to leave when i looked down at the end of the rack and saw this little 22 just sitting there by itself. I paid $150 + tax. I refinished the stock and had the barrel re-blued and now my grandson has a nice little plinker he can pass down to his son or daughter.

[@cowboycarpenter8713]

My best Pawn shop find was a 6 month search, But I walked in and found a Tika 222/12 gauge over under For a $195. That included a 3X Leopold gold ring scope. It was filthy,covered in cheap camo tape and the scope lenses so fithy I couldn't see through it, The gun listed for over $1200 in the 70's, this was 1983 so I took a chance and took it home. After many hours of cleaning, I zeroed it in at 200 yards and have shot several 1 inch groups with it at 200 yards, and then tried some slugs at fifty yards with scope on and fired 1 inch high and dead on wind-age. Unbelievable ,I Know ,but true. My favorite gun buy ever and the last gun I would ever sell. Ohio hunting taken several deer with it and a lot of ground hogs.

[@jimkey920]

In the 1960's those Vetterli Rifles were available in 12 case lots for less than $25 a case! Of course then they sold retail about $15 to $25 each!Walter Craig in Alabama sold Pim Fire revolverd for $7 each!

[@thurin84]

best pawn shop deal, i got an "italian mouser" (yes, thats how they spelled it) m38 carcano in "dropped in the sand once" condition for $65. they had it marked $100 when i asked them if i could disassemble the bolt to check out the internals. it was covered with thick, dried oil and would hardly move. long story short, couldnt get the cocking piece nut off so i talked them down to 65.

[@rogerselover2457]

The only pawn shop firearm I ever purchased - a Glenfield version of the Marlin Model 60. light stock dings but pristine bore confirmed with a bore light. clerk said $100, I offered him $50... he asked the boss and it was mine. And I had just walked in there because it was next to the killer mom&pop Italian eatery I just had lunch at and I was looking for a battery for a Ryobi rechargeable drill. Love the videos!

[@natealiff2675]

Here in Ashland, Kentucky I went to tri-state pawn and jewelry and bought a sig p250 in 40s&w for $325.

[@forrest225]

I've gotten that same sort of treatment at a regular gun shop. Dude acted like I was just ruining his day because I asked about ordering a rifle. Dude proceeded to quote me the MSRP, and acted like I was trying to rip them off when I asked if they would match Gander. Gander's prices are high anyways. But I said no thanks, went back to Gander and bought it. Gander may have crappy prices, but the employees have always been great.

[@nataliedeyton6829]

Hey guy I want to thank you for informing me about the mosin's I found a really nice 1942 mosin tha I found with a sling and bullet carrier and offered him 125 buck and he was glad to except my offer !!!! And now I see why y'all love them so much now it's my fav gun even over my ar's lol

[@dudemccallaster1421]

I bought 1963 Beretta Jaguar for $65. Best gun deal I've had so far

[@zacht9447]

I spent 225 dollars and got a numbers matching polish m44 with 1000 rounds of ammo

[@JacTheRipper87]

Eric is absolutely right a couple of years back I was on a road trip and I visited moss. When I went in I told him exactly that and he still showed me around took me upstairs to show me where he make the gunsmith videos. He was an absolute professional. I wanted to thank him so I bought some ammo to support the channel and moss pawn.

[@paulvenn4447]

HAHAHAHH "ain't no body care bout dat hyuk hyuk hyuk" best part of the vid for sure

[@burnyburnoutze2nd]

My buddy bought a winchester 2400 (Canadian made version of the 1400) 12 gauge semi auto shotgun for $250 CAD, cash no tax OTD. probably the best deal he ever got on a shotgun.

[@meatlake]

28" barrel, wood stock and fore grip, Mossberg 500A 12 ga pump for $107 plus tax in Gainesville, GA...still had the 3 shot wooden dowel in the tube.

[@Iraqveteran8888]

KILLER price!

[@meatlake]

Yessir, got lucky with the salesperson (not what ur thinking, lol) and think there may have been a mixup with mgr. Had to come back the next day to fill out FFL cause mgr was too busy my first trip in. Maybe felt bad on my having to return following day but true story. Think it was orig listed at $200. Love the channel y'all...

[@Len_M.]

meatlake 28 foot stock, huh? That's a long scatter gun. 😜

[@meatlake]

lol. 28"...

[@thatf150kid5]

meatlake 28 in or 28 ga

[@survivingthepines6383]

My best pawn finds were a Marlin 336 30-30 for $185 and a Winchester 490 for $85!!!

[@kittylactose]

What I learned from this video is that if a gun can't shoot, it makes for great decoration. And I agree with that.

[@jimkimball1778]

I found a Marlin model 60 from the early 80s with the higher capacity magazine tube for $99.00. It is in good shape and needed a thorough cleaning. My best find was a Winchester 1892 from 1906 which was converted from 25-20 to 357 magnum. Paid $50.00 and then $60.00 for a gunsmith to slug the barrel and test fire for safety.

[@baronoflivonia.3512]

The pawn shops in metro Detroit area are crazy. They ask MSRP for used junk.

[@blaqmagik8750]

Stephen Paraski story of my life, butt I got lucky and found a shop around the highland area and walked out with a basically brand new American Arms ASA15 for 800

[@jessiejustiss2311]

I just picked myself up a 1971 Marlin 39D take down lever action in .22lr for a bargain! It is in rough shape but I have taken it to a local gunsmith to have it worked on and polished up. With a little TLC it should be looking brand new again and something my son can enjoy and own one day.

[@manicmechanic448]

I must have that 24/30. My hero Simo Hayah used that type of mosin.

[@jeffcoole741]

My best pawn shop buy was an S&W model 64 4" barrel that would not lock up on half of the cylinder chambers. I asked them for their best price out the door...$180 and $15 for a new cylinder stop from Numrich a few days later, and I've got a great shooter S&W revolver for under $200.

[@andrewroebuck8544]

could you make a video on what to look for when buying a used gun

[@connorshatz6469]

Andrew Roebuck start by looking for large cracks anywhere, check the rifling and chamber by shining a light down the bore, check if there's any frosting on the muzzle, look for rust externally and internally, run the action to make sure it still runs smooth. Essentially look at the internals and look for any major defaults to the integrity of the actual firearm

[@---cr8nw]

No. Please, don't. It all depends on the gun you want to buy. What you should be looking for depends entirely on what you're looking at. You wouldn't expect a Colt 1903 to have it's finish intact. That doesn't mean it's not worth a few (or possibly several) hundred dollars. But if you're looking at a gun that's only a decade or two old, the finish should be solid. The key is to know what you like and study it. If you like early 20th century pistols, learn everything you can about them. When you see one, you'll know if it's worth what they're asking. You'll probably know more about it than the guy behind the counter.

[@Patriotusa44]

Nice findings. About a week ago, I walk into a pawn shop to pick up a rifle of mine from pawn and was doing paperwork when some guy brought in a pile of guns. 13 when they counted them. Some of them milsurp. They was a 1917 Lee Enfield No1 Mk3, French MAS 36, Finish Mosin M91, and some other ones. I was on a high. XD Turns out, the guy was selling his deceased brother-in-law's gun collection to get a banjo that he wanted more. Funny thing was it was raining constantly that morning and they had to remove the guns from the car in the rain so they're wet. The shop knew me somewhat but not alot. I simply volunteered to help clean the water with a rag as I wait for the rain to stop cause I now had my gun which would get wet too. So they handed me a rag and I start wiping em off. The one that caught my attention most was the Mosin that had SA marked on the barrel and was not sporterized like the French or Lee Enfield rifles. I knew enough to know that this was Finish from just the marking alone but wasn't sure about differences between models. After hanging around in there for an hour, the guy had his banjo and the shop had to start cataloging these guns in. This shop is one of those that is definitely lacking in the know of what they have. In fact, my Mosin 91/30 was pawned as Mauser Nagant. 😁 Crazy but it could potentially be an advantage as well. Just before I left, I gave em my phone number and said to call me on the Finish Mosin as I was definitely interested. The next morning, after having brushed up on Finish Mosin Nagants and their markings, I went back to see what they truly had on hand. They let me look at it again and it was marked Tikka 1941. It definitely was a Finish M91. There was no price on it yet but the shop said to come back on the 24th and he'd have a price. So I said alright and walked out feeling pretty good. Now I can't wait. :3

[@2wheeleddemon745]

I got a Taurus judge and a 10/22 for $100 a piece 👍

[@dougersonify]

2 wheeled demon $200 for the judge

[@jkethsnke3640]

Bullshit where

[@davidrejczyk9891]

I like the price on the 10/22 ill by it

[@lukequinlan4523]

10/22 are normally 250

[@JoshDrakePendora]

2 wheeled demon would've went with a s&w governor but at that price you can't complain, great find👍🏻

[@thatonedeerduke8409]

Bought two guns at a pawn shop. Colt Python .357 long barrel and a Lee Enfeild. Both for $400. Damn near mint condition. only a blunt firing pin in the Lee. Fixed it a while ago and it shoots great.

[@victorsmith776]

I found a nice fn 1950 mauser chambered in 30-06 I love the thing. Oddball but its my oddball. $200 out the door.

[@humbertovaldez6116]

Just last week I walked into a pawn shop out of town while visiting my wife's family and found a 1944 Ithaca 1911A1. That baby is in daddy's safe now! Paid $675... best and ONLY pawn shop find so far. :)

[@baronpolarbear3273]

Humberto Valdez aaaaand you got ripped off

[@humbertovaldez6116]

Welll shit! How so? Every Ithaca 1911A1 I have found online is upwards of $800 to $1,000 or more? What would you price them at?

[@Cameronoscopy]

This was a fun video to watch! maybe next time you guys should do one with the opposite concept too. Like maybe some guns that you may have spent a liiiittle too much on because you HAD to have it.

[@SonOfNothingness]

sounds like when i spent $900 on my AK74 haha

[@Wimmig43at339]

I have the 452 ZKM, got it on my 13th birthday (16 years of ownership). It's my favorite rifle and is a tack driver, it's probably had 20,000 rounds through it, killed well over 2000 ground squirrels with it and it's still as accurate as when I got it.

[@nozzerjuice]

Found an m134 mini gun at an old pawn shop, $300 out the door.

[@CGRstudios1]

Year?

[@JR-pr1xh]

You have got to be joking?! I paid $750 for mine and it had surface rust on it. I got ripped off...

[@BradVlogz]

pawn it

[@D33Lux]

Donald Pump. lol

[@homefront3162]

Donald Pump Piece of crap, sell it on OfferUp

[@michaelharper9947]

Finnish mosin m28 for $100. Labeled as a Czechoslovakian question mark. bolt didn't close all the way and made the trigger seem broken. Took it home and five minutes later full working gun.

[@ianvoight7954]

colt diamond back 38 6" $200.00 / husqvarna 270 with vintage bushnell 3x9 $225.00

[@geddyb]

Great buy on the East German Mak. I picked up a 1961 one at a little shop. I walked in randomly and the shop owner asked me what I was looking for. A shot in the dark, I said that I was looking for an East German Makarov. He pulled it out from behind the counter. It is also about 100%.. amazing bluing..

[@FirstAce2023]

damn!!! those are some good deals. I found a Maglula UpLULA pistol magazine loader for 4.99 one time. Thats almost the same.... 0.o

[@christinpolen5350]

My best pawn find is a Sako L579 in 243 with the borfors stamp made in 1965. Rough and original stock but mirror bore and blue perfect. 250$

[@SLVRFOX88]

P08 Luger 250$ / Finn M39 100$ / USGI M1 carbine 400$ all with in last two years. bunch others i forget

[@TheGDizzo]

OH man.. you scored on the CZ 452 American Scout! They shoot like laser-beams!