What do you want said forum member to do there?
Report back what really happened because based on my chat with the judge's clerk, there will be no public summary released after the meeting.What do you want said forum member to do there?
Hey, I'm pulling for the "Bull." But if I am willing to pay the actual cost difference between a PT1911 and a PT140 G2, Taurus is not out one stinkin' nickel more than if they send me a pistol I don't want.they have to keep sales going to try and float above the rising waters
that are being sloshed at them.
Wait, court has a dress code, I would have to buy a pair of pants as shorts are not appropriate attire. :bang:There is a slight possibility I could attend. A day off work, $40 in transportation (fuel, tolls, parking, and train ride into downtown) and no guarantee the meeting won't get changed again. Makes for an expensive day. I would like to know what takes place. I'll think about going.
There's a Goodwill store not far from me. Tell me your waist and inseam measurements and I'll send you something that'll get you past the bailiff. Did you see "My Cousin Vinny"?Wait, court has a dress code, I would have to buy a pair of pants as shorts are not appropriate attire. :bang:
Maybe, if you go, you could print out this topic from our "Taurus Product Problems" and ask that it be included in the Status Conference.There is a slight possibility I could attend. ... I'll think about going.
You are making a lot of assumptions above... like you will be able to sell your replacement gun (G2) for $200... in a market flooded with NEW budget guns for similar or less money.Now that the deal's been done, I doubt that the court would make any changes in the Status Conference. It's easier to take your PT111G2, sell it for two hundred bucks, and apply that cash to the pistol you want. Said pistol need not be a Taurus product, but I would consider a PT1911.
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About a year ago I took my like-new Stainless Steel PT145 Mil Pro to the LGS because like everyone else I needed one of those "military contract winning" Sigs. They said the best they'd do is $100 for the PT145. While trying to see through my blurry poked eye and my sphincter still spasming I stumbled for the door. Your new replacement pistol will still be a "used" pistol because the paperwork will show you are a previous owner. An LGS will have to price your pistol substantially below a brand spanking new one. I'm thinking it's actually worth less than $100. That's why I'm willing to pay a few bucks to get that PT1911.It's easier to take your PT111G2, sell it for two hundred bucks, and apply that cash to the pistol you want.
Every time I try to follow through to the vendor for all those great deals, they're out of stock. Most real prices I've seen on in-stock G2s are just above $200.You are making a lot of assumptions above... like you will be able to sell your replacement gun (G2) for $200... in a market flooded with NEW budget guns for similar or less money.
A dealer will offer half of what he thinks he can get for any firearm, at most. Take the dealer's offer and multiply by two. That's the price you can expect to get from a private individual. Take it to a gun show or advertise it somewhere, but NEVER accept an offer from a dealer.About a year ago I took my like-new Stainless Steel PT145 Mil Pro to the LGS because like everyone else I needed one of those "military contract winning" Sigs. They said the best they'd do is $100 for the PT145. While trying to see through my blurry poked eye and my sphincter still spasming I stumbled for the door. Your new replacement pistol will still be a "used" pistol because the paperwork will show you are a previous owner. An LGS will have to price your pistol substantially below a brand spanking new one. I'm thinking it's actually worth less than $100. That's why I'm willing to pay a few bucks to get that PT1911.
I sincerely hope that Taurus accepts your offer. Good luck!I just looked at the prices of a PT1911 and a PT140 G2 SS on "Buds Gun Shop." Assuming margins are about the same, the cost difference should be $275. I'd send Taurus a check for that amount if they send me a PT1911.
Hmmm... guess I'm just super lucky then? No worries, you can always post the G2 on back page where people pay crazy prices for pistols they could buy cheaper at the LGS. I always assumed it was some irrational fear of LGS or form 4473???Every time I try to follow through to the vendor for all those great deals, they're out of stock. Most real prices I've seen on in-stock G2s are just above $200.
Maybe. Bud's is advertising the plain black PT111G2 for $226 cash, $232.78 if you use your credit card. Bud's doesn't quote prices on items not in stock.Hmmm... guess I'm just super lucky then? No worries, you can always post the G2 on back page where people pay crazy prices for pistols they could buy cheaper at the LGS. I always assumed it was some irrational fear of LGS or form 4473???