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There is NO INFI in the company store...:grumpy:
Is this the calm before the next INFI Storm??
Is this the calm before the next INFI Storm??
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Wow.. No INFI
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KellyGlanzer
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Thank-Goodness!
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Heck no, it's all over in the exchange!
Its funny because even with the stuff just sitting there guys are buying stuff and then posting it on the exchange marked up 20%, the day they open the box.
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The INFI storm is happening on my credit card.
Soon it will be happening in my marriage.
Actually, at this point, she just shakes her head and mutters something about "addiction."
Take out a loan and then send your Badger III to me to hold for you; then you can pretend you sold it
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Yeah, the secondary market is pretty silly right now. I blame the Game Wardens. They started this whole mess by being a great size and price and drug a whole slew of over enthusiastic guys that wanted to see what the fuss was about and to be a part of some kind of club.
The BSC has become mostly an outlet for immediate inflation.
The BSC has become mostly an outlet for immediate inflation.
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You're welcome. No INFI in the company store means that we are doing our job right. Demand has temporarily exceeded supply.
I'm actually kind of relieved. I hope the badgers take a few weeks before they really start hitting. My bank account needs to take a breather!
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Well, the Sus Scrofa is still up... Scotch Dispenser is not... Floods on the Exchange... BCS dried up...
I think a couple of things are about to kill us all...
1) Badger Insanity at the BCS...
2) ASH-1 will hit...
Double wammy to everyone's budget.
I think a couple of things are about to kill us all...
1) Badger Insanity at the BCS...
2) ASH-1 will hit...
Double wammy to everyone's budget.
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Yes no matter what.... I'm buying several of the ASH-1.:thumbup:
That could be the first time in my life I pay credit card interest.
:grumpy: It would be Cool if they would use a smooth black coating on some
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Take out a loan and then send your Badger III to me to hold for you; then you can pretend you sold it
Nah, I'll just sell some Beckers to cover the INFI.
What with Camillus no longer in operation, the Becker market is quite good right now. :thumbup:
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Yes no matter what.... I'm buying several of the ASH-1.:thumbup:
That could be the first time in my life I pay credit card interest.
It would be Cool if they would use a smooth black coating on some
Well, I did get the SH1A in the Ganzaaaa, so there's one in double cut already. It'll depend on the options offered as to whether I get many more.
I'm sure I'm down for at least an LE and a CG in addition to the SE.
And then there was this whole "inducted HOG" offer that I'm still waiting to hear about...
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Nah, I'll just sell some Beckers to cover the INFI.
What with Camillus no longer in operation, the Becker market is quite good right now. :thumbup:
Only gonna get better, too. I'm glad I never got around to using my Brute now. Although I've heard rumors that Becker will be moving to a different source soon. They'll be kinda the same, only different. I wonder what effect having new Beckers in production will have on the market for Camillus models.
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To be honest, I've sold several knives lately to cover other purchases. If you don't jack the prices out of sight, then you can move them. I feel like I'm due a slight markup because of the time I spent getting the knives and because of the time/gas I have to spend shipping them. However, I've also sold some Busses at my cost lately just so others could get a knife they wanted. It's the folks who've cranked their prices way up who are sitting on a bunch of knives right now.
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I actually think that, when Ethan starts putting out his line again, the Camillus Beckers will go down in price. I sold a Brute for quite a bit more than I expected the other day. It was one of those auction flukes though; most have been going for around $100 less. Still, I can't imagine the knives bringing as much when Brutes become readily available for under $100 from a different maker.
I'll probably keep a user of every model, maybe a backup of a couple, and sell off most everything else I've collected. It was fun collecting them, but now's the time to sell if you're going to sell, methinks. I could be wrong, but I think most folks would rather just have the latest Becker at a cheaper price.
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+1 :thumbup:
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+2. Makes it hard for the rest of us who want to recoup a little cash. I feel bad when I tack on a little bit for shipping. I don't think I've actually made money on any of my sales.