Final Prices: RIA April 2017 Premier Auction (and what I bought!)
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Apparently, a lot of people really preferred the expended discussion of auction prices that I did with the recent James Julia auction, so I did the same for the recent Rock Island auction. This one had a bunch of submachine guns (both transferrables and dealer samples), so we will take a look at the differences in those two markets.
The next RIA auction is a regional in late June, so we will start running new videos on some of those guns in a couple weeks!
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