Rob Boudrie
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Infinity Firearms (www.sviguns.com) offers new releases online about once every 6-8 weeks, and they generally sell out in well under a minute. Often, people are unable to get what they want, or people do score a gun and then offer it online (often on Gunbroker) for several thousand more than full retail. One recent ad for a new in box Infinity that sold for less than $10K was advertised online for $14,995. Buying one one at the regular price can feel like trying to get a pair of Air Jordans at MSRP.
If you are a NES member and MA resident and are seriously considering taking the plunge, I may be able to help. Current prices run from about $8500 to $9500, depending on gun type and option. It's rare for a gun to be priced much over $10K unless it's incredibly unusual (like commissioned 90%ish coverage hand engraving). When you see an Infinity for over $11K it's generally a flipper or non-affiliated dealer (factory authorized dealers stick to retail).
I am not a dealer; am not selling any of my personal firearms; and receive no commission/fee/kickback/honorarium on guns the factory sells. I just have a better than average working relationship with the Dogs of Infinity.
If you are a NES member and MA resident and are seriously considering taking the plunge, I may be able to help. Current prices run from about $8500 to $9500, depending on gun type and option. It's rare for a gun to be priced much over $10K unless it's incredibly unusual (like commissioned 90%ish coverage hand engraving). When you see an Infinity for over $11K it's generally a flipper or non-affiliated dealer (factory authorized dealers stick to retail).
I am not a dealer; am not selling any of my personal firearms; and receive no commission/fee/kickback/honorarium on guns the factory sells. I just have a better than average working relationship with the Dogs of Infinity.
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