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Joined:  Dec 2004 Posts: 667 Sidelock |  
|   Sidelock 
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I will say it again, "It takes a real PINHEAD to screw a site up that Bad"! I finally just deleted the whole thing.
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Joined:  Apr 2002 Posts: 26 Boxlock |  
|   Boxlock 
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I must be doing something wrong.  The site seems to work pretty well for me.  I do have to log in, but then the photos seem a decent size.  The price of Browning Superposed has seen a dramatic price increase, but I can't blame the site. |  |  |  
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Joined:  Jul 2006 Posts: 356 Likes: 4 Sidelock |  
|   Sidelock 
 Joined:  Jul 2006 Posts: 356 Likes: 4 | 
I never could make heads or tails out of GunBroker.com.  Just tried it again today and the same.
 Used to browse GunsAmerica.com daily.  It really has taken a dive.  What a shame.
 
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Joined:  Mar 2006 Posts: 516 Sidelock |  
|   Sidelock 
 Joined:  Mar 2006 Posts: 516 | 
GunBroker is very easy for me. Type in what you're looking for and it finds what they have. There is also the ability to research what the item has sold for in the past. The photos are large and (depending on the photographer) of good resolution. The auction orientation can be a little off putting if you simply want to buy something but many listors set a minimum price and if you want to negotiate, send them a message and if they agree, it can be constructed as a buy it now and not violate the site's rules. The inventory of offerings is much smaller than the old GA, and that is a shortcoming. If everyone is as unhappy with GA as they say, the other sites will have more stuff. Internet sales are here to stay. |  |  |  
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Joined:  Jan 2004 Posts: 7,534 Likes: 587 Sidelock |  
|   Sidelock 
 Joined:  Jan 2004 Posts: 7,534 Likes: 587 | 
I sure don't find any problem with either of them  GA was slow when they first installed their updated software, but works fine for me now.  Better than ever I would say.  Been cruising for a SW .44 mag Mt. gun and it churns them out quite well.  
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Joined:  Apr 2002 Posts: 6,812 Sidelock |  
|   Sidelock 
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I agree with Hansli.  The search function on GB has always appeared to me to function much better than that of GA.  Also very easy ad posting and low ad rates--in fact usually a bit cheaper than "dollars to Dave" if valuation of gun is sub-1K.  I find the auction format easier to deal with than the sky's the limit pricing on GA.
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