Having to (gulp) sell knives to pay bills.

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Hashmalum said:
You come out guns blazing by calling him a 'disgrace to the Corp.' and now you're crying because he called you a 'jerkoff'? Grow a pair. You don't know anything about him, his situation or his service; you're way more in the wrong here with what you said.

Anyways, OP, to your point - while others said you can move the production stuff easier than the custom, just keep an eye on whether the production stuff is still made. Certain models can be really hard to get if they're no longer made. You also mentioned that you got your PM2 for $80 - don't price your stuff based on what you paid for it, price it on what's a fair market price. If you paid $80 and the current price is $200, you selling it at $150 is still a net benefit for both parties.

This stuff's never fun, but hopefully it goes easily. Best of luck
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I was having trouble finding a fair market price for an Olamic Wayfarer custom. I saw one at $845 on BHQ, but that seemed a bit high to me. Listed mine at $600 obo. Decided I am keeping my Socom Delta, its the exact configuration I wanted, and not always available. Thanks for the advice.
 
Good luck with the selling if you feel you have to. As mentioned, I wouldn't sell anything with sentimental value. The rest are just "things". I will say this however.... when I have been short of funds for day to day stuff, selling my knives will have zero impact and I'm better off asking a family member for a loan. But it just depends on the situation and whether or not you view it as short term or long term.
 
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