Some guns are priced that way because the retail price is not set in stone. Call and get a current price for the gun. Clay target guns tend to have a very fluid pricing. Also some dealers like the chance to beat other prices by talking directly with the buyer.
Used gun can be priced that way because the dealer does not want to have others use an ad price to use as a guide for the guns market value. Like if you know what I am charging you consider it the going price. A few consignment seller do not want prices listed in the event people they know see their guns for sale. One person I know sold his collection on consignment and asked that the prices not be listed. Guess he did not want others to see what he was getting or at least asking for his guns. It was a pain for the seller I am sure.
N ow I am sure that if you call and ask a price and sound like a well healed smuck, with money and no brains, that the price quoted may go up. So always it is buyer beware.
