@@amadeusbrandenburg6439 But nowhere near what it's worth. Hey, "ordinary stuff" I could understand; I did a lot of business with my local pawn shop. But something like this??? Nah, don't think so.
@@Zachhudson000 That's not the point- You will get closer to market value selling at auction, versus quick money in the pawn shop. That's okay with lower value items because you are losing a smaller amount of money for the convenience. Selling a $100,000 item in the pawn shop means you will lose maybe $20,000 compared to auction to get your money quicker.
Customer: I'm glad they have an expert so if it's valued higher I can get more money out of it 😀 I'm not saying he'd be biased but he owns the place and it's him actually buying it 😀
Not to get too psychoanalysis on this, but around this time Cory was wanting to be part owner so his dad was stepping out and letting him negotiate as that's the best way for him to learn.
0:29 Picks up unknown rifle, immediately points it at customers. It's almost as if it's not so much the firearm, but the one handling the firearm that makes it dangerous...
NOBODY gets...probably even a THIRD of what this stuff could sell for if they waited just a few weeks if they put it on ebay or into an actual auction. The entire point of a pawn shop is to make sure they screw people over for the biggest amount they can, so they can make around 300% on EVERYTHING that comes through the door.
@@ScuzzleButt36 The entire point of pawnshops is that sellers can get a lump sum of money and not have to deal with all of the effort of selling it online or at auction
3 to 4 grand so half is 1500. Any pawn shop ever has to assume they will get the minimum value. You can expect to get about half of that. If someone doesn't like it then they can sell it themselves and not be lazy.
Jameson is probably the stingiest one of the shops 'consulting experts.' He definitely has the best poker face of all. Whenever he shows up, you know he's not going to give the customer any phenomenal amount of money to hope for!
Right!? As an "expert" he severely low balls the seller. I've seen low balling on this show but not to this level lol dudes either telling these people to run and find somewhere else, or he's trying to help sucker people for his own intentions lol
@@christopherallen5801 whaaaaat you don’t say…. So you mean to tell me that if you’re thinking about selling a high value item then maybe going to a pawn shop isn’t the best idea if you think you should get full value of what it’s worth???? Shocking 😮
@@hse6144 they knew he couldn't drag that back down under, they lost those rights quite some time ago. Now they don't even have the right to leave their home, as U.S. citizens, we should pay attention to what is happening in OZ, could be us easy enough.
@@bebedor_de_cafe3272 When the President thinks he has the power to dictate what chemicals you must pump into your body...you live in a dictatorship!!!
Exactly. I was listening to this and I was like what are they talking about? You can do real small game hunting or I use it if theirs a bunch of snakes in my backyard.
Corey: let me get a guy who know more about the rifle ( cut scene ) first guy: im not to much worry about it, maybe I can get more money (( in walks Rick )) Everyone: lmfao
The worst thing a seller could possibly do is not know what they’re selling. With the internet’s historic archives as well as auctions there’s not an excuse for not having at least some idea of what you’re selling.
@@LLE08071635 it doesn't matter, honestly. You have to EXPECT to be screwed if you walk into a pawn shop to sell anything. Most pawn shops won't take anything unless they can make at LEAST 300% on the item. Like that 3 trigger? The barrel ALONE was worth around $7,500-$10,000 being REAL Damascus steel, not "pattern steel"
@@JacaboBlanco I hear ya, I was just going off the Damascus, and of course, it was just my opinion brother, I figured someone could even reforge it into a dagger and make some killer money off of it.
16:28 the spring is supposed to keep it either in the open or closed position but not that the frizzen goes back in the closed position. The spring also provides some pressure against the flint so that it digs more in and creates more sparks
2:03 BAHAHAHAAA... I CANNOT believe Rick basically walked around to the seller's side of the displays, pretended to be an expert gunsmith and appraiser, then walked back towards the door like an actual appraiser. Then Corey's got the gaul to say "So you heard what he said..." this is too too funny man
Never seen Rick offer someone a price so close to the expert’s retail value estimate. Then, he really blew my mind when he settled on a price $100 below retail for a non-functioning four barrel handgun.
@@supportyourtroopsathletes6460 it’s too long for RUclips, I’m not a huge fan of the compilations of items that they do every week on RUclips, but the one item videos are perfect for RUclips
@@narutobroken agreed, I understand buisness and do sales very well actually better than most of their staff but Rick and Grandpa would give some competition however at the same time, morals for some people like this Australian gentleman for his grandma or say a disabled veteran or people like that periodically Should be good showing morals to the community. As people say, what goes around comes around. Help someone deserving now, be humble, be respectful and returns will be granted later somewhere down the road.
Why do people think having a document notarized add any weight to the deal? A notary only affirms that the person signing is who they say they are, NOT that what they are saying, is true
Because if someone who can certify its authenticity signs an affidavit swearing it is real and this is its lineage, and the notary confirms that was the person who in fact signed the affidavit, you have some added certainty as to its authenticity.
“Shooting a half dollar at 50 yards is something ya only see in movies”??? Ya might wanna come to my house. I’m cheaper than the movie theater and I can do that any day of the week!!
I love how customers just accept what an expert says from the other side. It's like a real estate agent representing both you the buyer and the seller. You are liable to get screwed.
Ancient Damascus steel working techniques have been lost over the ages. It is widely acceptable to call modern damascus steel "Damascus Steel" even though it really isn't.
Okay so let me get my handshake expert in here. If your right I would love to agree with you, but the we gotta make a deal. Tell you what I'll give you a high five for free
I had a rifle similar to the first one. That I inherited from family. I was told these were used for hunting alot during the great depression. Some cool history with this.
@@metamorphicorder That rifle would never have been used for deer hunting. Small game like rabbits is about the extent of what you can hunt with a .22
@@nadnerb_sr20 you are full of crap man. What you mean is that most people today would consider that under powered to hunt deer ethically. And you would be correct. But to say it would have never happend is naive. Theres a little period of time called the great depression and people had to make do with what they had and often did things in ways that we would never do it today. Such as using small calibers to take deer.
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Wait wait wait how
1 day ago?
Rip old man 🙏🙏
"Western Settlers" = People who massacred the natives including children to steal their land!
Big huss is a low Baller!
It never ceases to amaze me that people would bring something of real value to a pawn shop.
Quick and easy money.
@@amadeusbrandenburg6439 But nowhere near what it's worth. Hey, "ordinary stuff" I could understand; I did a lot of business with my local pawn shop. But something like this??? Nah, don't think so.
It's mad, take it to auction and get the market value- they must all be desperate for quick money for drugs or something.
Yeah I know right? Cause this is totally just a regular pawn shop that buys tv's and PlayStations.
@@Zachhudson000 That's not the point- You will get closer to market value selling at auction, versus quick money in the pawn shop. That's okay with lower value items because you are losing a smaller amount of money for the convenience. Selling a $100,000 item in the pawn shop means you will lose maybe $20,000 compared to auction to get your money quicker.
“Let me call my expert”
*Yells across the store to his dad*
Customer: I'm glad they have an expert so if it's valued higher I can get more money out of it
😀 I'm not saying he'd be biased but he owns the place and it's him actually buying it 😀
If I went in there to sell something and Corey came over I'd just leave. He's the king of lowballing.
And the king of awkward handshakes
They all are. It’s a pawn shop. You can’t expect top dollar.
U don't take your items to a pawn shop hoping to get a good deal. Rofl 🤣
I just saw Corey pay $3000 for a $3500 guitar.
Learned it from Rick !
Did they just call in Rick as an expert.
It was rigged
This show is so bogus. You ever see their written skits they act out? Oof...
American Pickers are pretty corny too. And don't get mr started on that island treasure show thing.
I know how cheap
@@spridle I agree but make me laugh sometimes
I love how Rick wants to walk off like he is Rebecca after giving a value
Not to get too psychoanalysis on this, but around this time Cory was wanting to be part owner so his dad was stepping out and letting him negotiate as that's the best way for him to learn.
@@abecx thanks for sharing
Very Wriggley.
The walk off comments r madd corny.
Corey rarely knows what something is worth. As Rick said, it goes in one ear and out the other
0:29
Picks up unknown rifle, immediately points it at customers.
It's almost as if it's not so much the firearm, but the one handling the firearm that makes it dangerous...
I was thinking that same thing.
same
thought
@Mi p Oh, silly me!
It’s not loaded? Could you accidentally shoot someone with a samurai sword?
@@MrBassem95 Ah, I see several people who have never had any firearms training.
Felt bad for the Aussie, had to hear so much talking and didn’t even get half of what it’s worth🤣
same i think his asking price was fine
NOBODY gets...probably even a THIRD of what this stuff could sell for if they waited just a few weeks if they put it on ebay or into an actual auction. The entire point of a pawn shop is to make sure they screw people over for the biggest amount they can, so they can make around 300% on EVERYTHING that comes through the door.
@@ScuzzleButt36 The entire point of pawnshops is that sellers can get a lump sum of money and not have to deal with all of the effort of selling it online or at auction
@@NeoCreo1 wow! Thank you so much! I NEVER COULD HAVE FIGURED THAT OUT WITHOUT YOU!
3 to 4 grand so half is 1500. Any pawn shop ever has to assume they will get the minimum value. You can expect to get about half of that. If someone doesn't like it then they can sell it themselves and not be lazy.
Having Rick play the expert for an item his own shop is about to buy is the equivalent of a cop investigating themselves after misconduct.
Yeah i was thinking the same 🤣
They do it everyday
But this actually happens… Oooh, I see what you did there…
Jameson is probably the stingiest one of the shops 'consulting experts.' He definitely has the best poker face of all. Whenever he shows up, you know he's not going to give the customer any phenomenal amount of money to hope for!
Right!? As an "expert" he severely low balls the seller. I've seen low balling on this show but not to this level lol dudes either telling these people to run and find somewhere else, or he's trying to help sucker people for his own intentions lol
@@danielcrews4546 I doubt he’s an expert at all .
ah, youtube comment sections, where random people on the internet know more than experts.
Plus he didnt even shake the womans hand smh.
@@DrawtheCurtains what expert??? Your kidding right???
If someone said my rifle was worth $3,000 to $4,000 and I was only offered $1,500, I would keep it and say bye-bye. LOL
Lol, he was offered $1000!!!
If you knew your item was worth 3-4k then you would’ve went to a private seller
@@Kingus_Dingus Not everyone has a private seller on speed dial genius. If that was the case the pawn shops would lose buisness.
@@christopherallen5801 whaaaaat you don’t say…. So you mean to tell me that if you’re thinking about selling a high value item then maybe going to a pawn shop isn’t the best idea if you think you should get full value of what it’s worth???? Shocking 😮
The editing of Rick shooting the coin is very sus.
Crazy, right. It's almost like it's a TV show.
Right? Would have hit the camera before you hit the coin.
That part was so fake and cringey. That’s scripted television for ya.
You're sus for using the word sus, bet
and nobody cares
Lol I nearly died laughing when both boys couldn't pay up after Pop's shot the dollar at 50 yards🤣
More like 5 yards with some help from the camera angles. We all know it's not from that further away, you can tell from Rick's first two attempts.
@@Zebness990
The first two shots , was a test for the air and balance for the rifle
every time they shoot chum wears a supreme hat 😂
When you're out in the desert or anywhere
Its nice to have something shading your eyes
This episode is from 2012......
@@Len1977gt ok?
@Black Illuminati
😆👊 best comment!
@@Len1977gt
Yeah, is your YT algorythm offering you really ooold vids too? I was about to comment yesterday when i noticed vids 7y old!!!
I believe the Aussie could have gotten 2000. From them. He gave up a bit too quickly..
No way, they knew he didn’t want to drag that back down under. They could’ve paid $500 for it and he would’ve said yea.
@@hse6144 they knew he couldn't drag that back down under, they lost those rights quite some time ago. Now they don't even have the right to leave their home, as U.S. citizens, we should pay attention to what is happening in OZ, could be us easy enough.
@@johnnyholmes8840 And it's gotten worse.
@@johnnyholmes8840 The US is not even close to being a dictatorship, or any type of authoritarian regime
@@bebedor_de_cafe3272 When the President thinks he has the power to dictate what chemicals you must pump into your body...you live in a dictatorship!!!
Gotta love!! “ been in the family, past down from generation to generation. Now it’s in my hands and I’m here to sell it”
"let me call my buddy..."
"HEY RICK!!! GET OVER HERE!!!"
Dude😂 the guys face after chum says “you should have a briefcase not a shotgun” I’m dying bro!!!!🤣🤣🤣
Feels weird to see him shoot at the Face of his now deceased father on that coin
Chillax it's a funny banter....it's scripted but It's kinda the charm of the show , them going at each other
I could make a living robbing the people that walk out 🤣
As long as you don't mind dealing with their armed security guards.
"Sometimes I can't stand these kids." I can relate to that. 😂
When Rick calls an expert and Jamison shows up, you may as well just leave, because no matter what you have, its worthless.
Hahagaga
Hahaha
"It's worth $100k"
"I've already had an offer of $2,500"
Yeaaaaaaaaaah doesn't add up lol
That part got me like 🤔
I love how Corey sighted in that womans head in the beginning. Lol
Love the muzzle discipline
Noticed that too lmao
13:58
24:29 dude just casually walking out of pawn shop carrying rifle and picture frame lmaooo😂😭
Chumlee thought he was gonna get a hand shake 💀 5:00
Corey's total lack of muzzle discipline kills me
I loved the way Rick laughed at the end after he hit the bull's 👁🤣🤣😝😜
Seller: I want $10000. Pawn shop: I’ll give you $40. Seller: this is a family heirloom, much precious, imma gonna keep it
I always love Craig’s little departures where he wanders off carrying some sort of laptop bag or rucksack.
Same lol I have taken an eye to that.
@17:00 THE Hatfield McCoy feud?
I wouldn't be able to stop myself from saying, no, Jim Hatfield and Fred McCoy. They're my neighbors. 🤣🤣🤣
No way Rick hit that on the 3rd shot lol, telling from the first two shots 😂👌🏼
Hollywood
That was part of the game, he was trying to mislead Corey and Chum into thinking he would lose
@@keeganbluegrass no, it’s reality tv. Rick isn’t hitting anything with those irons
@@steffen2165 prove it!
With a .22 you can easily hunt rabbit, hare and other smaller animals. I used to hunt with a ruger .22 for small game. Very powerful and accurate
The entire time they were ripping on
.22 I couldnt help but yell in my head a .556 is just a .22 with more powder.
@@jamesluck2969 because it’s a Winchester most collectors want the more rare powerful calibers
Exactly. I was listening to this and I was like what are they talking about? You can do real small game hunting or I use it if theirs a bunch of snakes in my backyard.
“Very Powerful” 😂😂😂😂
@@russtish3533 and I even killed a baboon with it with a shot trough the eye and a baboon is a fairly large animal.
In today's episode of Low Ballers™
I honestly didn't expect such a low ball in the first clip with the Australian guy.
Basically legal scammer do this guy
Exactly ...the man at first said I think $3000 then ask $2500 then he gets nut sacked into selling it for half of what he wanted.
Man talk about a low blow.
@@fivenightsatgoldenfreddys4912In a pawn shop? Instead going to a private seller??? That is weird asf bro
I love how he just points that rifle at that actresses head
"Most people wouldn't know what its worth..."
Camara pans over to delusional seller lmaoo
Corey: let me get a guy who know more about the rifle
( cut scene ) first guy: im not to much worry about it, maybe I can get more money
(( in walks Rick ))
Everyone: lmfao
The 3 trigger shotgun guy was in a whole different universe. 🤣🤣🤣
I worked in a pawn shop for a couple years. The lies people tell and the lies people believe still amuses me
Cory pointing that rifle at customers 🤣
Rick really said "plus tax" 🤣- (5:28)
Bro It's so hilarious look at Craig's walk tho he just comes in with his suitcase and leaves! 😂🤣
>I'm gonna grab my dad to see if he knows more about it
>proceeds to yell across the entire store
Australian: im a little further south
Me: those mexicans got some interesting new accenté
2:34 "In one ear out the other", Because there is nothing in between those ears to stop it.😅
The worst thing a seller could possibly do is not know what they’re selling. With the internet’s historic archives as well as auctions there’s not an excuse for not having at least some idea of what you’re selling.
Jameson shakes like no other. Look at his hands when he’s handling the firearms
I like how she’s totally calm when Rick says it’s worth $500 and she makes no facial expression then the expert says $700 😦😯 “but it’s so pretty”
Rick is full of it John Browning was a genius we are still using his designs today
Cory doesnt get firearm safety. He's checking to see if it's loaded and points it right into the store. Doesnt even ask if its loaded.
Australian should've kept the winchester
Customers are dreadful negotiators in this- The guy will literally say 'it's worth $1000' and they'll accept an offer of $50.
@@free_gold4467 because they're already getting paid for being actors
Lol, feels like Rick was missing the first two shots on purpose
I would not have taken less then the 2000.00 for that Winchester.
There’s no way you’d take it there without checking the worth of it at least online . Then take the pawn shops word on what it’s worth .
@@LLE08071635 it doesn't matter, honestly. You have to EXPECT to be screwed if you walk into a pawn shop to sell anything. Most pawn shops won't take anything unless they can make at LEAST 300% on the item.
Like that 3 trigger? The barrel ALONE was worth around $7,500-$10,000 being REAL Damascus steel, not "pattern steel"
@@ScuzzleButt36 nah man I have never seen a Stevens 3 trigger shotgun go for ANYWHERE near that number. Ever.
@@JacaboBlanco I hear ya, I was just going off the Damascus, and of course, it was just my opinion brother, I figured someone could even reforge it into a dagger and make some killer money off of it.
I agree at least 2000
"THAT Hatfield McCoy feud?" Nah man, the other Hatfield McCoy feud, the one from down the street
Rofl
Feel like I've heard rick say THEE Hatfield McCoy fued atleast 5 times during this shows entirety
"60 bucks and I like Mexican" lmao tell em Rick!
6:40 his laugh 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Also Rick: *Hhhhhhhhhhhhhh*
What a shot that was with the Winchester. Ricks smug laugh after tho 😆😆😆😆😆
As Corey points it at a customer's head.
I saw that crap I woulda smacked him for it.
Yeah I've noticed multiple occasions over the years where they aren't as safe as they should be with firearms.
*I don’t got no money*
I don’t believe that was acting😂
I watch this all day rick is my history teacher 😂😂😂😂
+Tax Rick..
My god the every business man
Lol😂
Wooow! Rick you shot the old man in the eye! 😂
If they call in Rick as the expert you're in trouble lol.
16:28 the spring is supposed to keep it either in the open or closed position but not that the frizzen goes back in the closed position. The spring also provides some pressure against the flint so that it digs more in and creates more sparks
Exactly...some "expert"!
"Make sure WE make money" Rick sounding like the Old man aha haa ahaa......
I wonder how many takes it really took for him to hit that coin 😂😂😂
He still hasn't 😂.
He couldn't hit the broad side of a barn
2:03 BAHAHAHAAA... I CANNOT believe Rick basically walked around to the seller's side of the displays, pretended to be an expert gunsmith and appraiser, then walked back towards the door like an actual appraiser. Then Corey's got the gaul to say "So you heard what he said..." this is too too funny man
Never seen Rick offer someone a price so close to the expert’s retail value estimate. Then, he really blew my mind when he settled on a price $100 below retail for a non-functioning four barrel handgun.
Probably because he knew that the "expert" was lowballing as usual.
He may have planned on keeping it for himself.
It's because he knew he was gonna get 2,000 for it.
Bring back the FULL episodes please!
Look online
New episodes on Amazon
Doesn’t belong on RUclips
@@danteangotti5786 why? What's your reasoning?
@@supportyourtroopsathletes6460 it’s too long for RUclips, I’m not a huge fan of the compilations of items that they do every week on RUclips, but the one item videos are perfect for RUclips
Mmm, it’s been passed down for generations. Mmmmm selling this immediately
1500 for a family heirloom, wow he really has sentimental value
lol
Hell....A feller could have a purrdy good time in Vagas will all that STUFF!
@@tommyodonovan3883 ...Las Vegas
@@msp2896, I calls her *Vasas,* and I don't care If'n it hairlips every man on Barr Crick!
@@tommyodonovan3883 that's a great story
When Rick suddenly becomes an "expert" hahaha
The last guy is really consurned about the position of those screws😂
Concerned*
@@eyeconicmind egnish is hrad
@@eyeconicmind thanks man😂
I still love octagon barrels. Also that .22L can definitely be used for small game hunting
I would love to have that first rifle guy is crazy for selling it
I mean, he did say he wanted to help his grandmother out.
Especially for how cheap he let it go for
He should have stood firm at $2,000
@@narutobroken agreed, I understand buisness and do sales very well actually better than most of their staff but Rick and Grandpa would give some competition however at the same time, morals for some people like this Australian gentleman for his grandma or say a disabled veteran or people like that periodically Should be good showing morals to the community. As people say, what goes around comes around. Help someone deserving now, be humble, be respectful and returns will be granted later somewhere down the road.
This guy in a Supreme hat lmfao 🤣 😂 💀 😆
“People love these 22 rifles”… “see the thing with Winchester is people want the bigger calibers “
Lmao at chum. "Not today" 😂😂😂
Why do people think having a document notarized add any weight to the deal? A notary only affirms that the person signing is who they say they are, NOT that what they are saying, is true
Because if someone who can certify its authenticity signs an affidavit swearing it is real and this is its lineage, and the notary confirms that was the person who in fact signed the affidavit, you have some added certainty as to its authenticity.
Going to a notary back in the 1950-60's probably carries more weight than now a days.
Nobody gonna talk about Corey casually flagging every customer in the shop with that first rifle?
You said you’d buy me lunch … I didn’t mean today 😂
I wouldn't have taken $1500 for that Winchester. I would've either kept it, or taken it somewhere else.
Loved that sly merch drop at the shooting range.
Also love the cheaping out on the experts and just using Rick.
"Not today" was a great line
“Shooting a half dollar at 50 yards is something ya only see in movies”??? Ya might wanna come to my house. I’m cheaper than the movie theater and I can do that any day of the week!!
Wait....was Rick the buddy they called in this time?😂😂😂😂
I love how customers just accept what an expert says from the other side. It's like a real estate agent representing both you the buyer and the seller. You are liable to get screwed.
It's like being diagnosed by a Doctor they should get a second opinion.
@Carlos Moreno Yes, they probably sign a hold harmless with the "expert."
There's a thing called Reputation
@@rgb1996 A pawn shop is known for a good deal?
There’s no way Rick shot that lol
Not that difficult.
Could do that with a cheap Chinese air rifle.
The woman with the 4 barrel flintlock seemed so sweet im glad they made a deal
I used an old .22 that belonged to my grandfather, and I put bullet holes through my bullet holes with it.
i always chuckle when he says, " let me call a buddy of mine" lmao
Ancient Damascus steel working techniques have been lost over the ages. It is widely acceptable to call modern damascus steel "Damascus Steel" even though it really isn't.
There's a certain shadiversity video you should watch
@@Intelwinsbigly I agree 😂
carbon nano tubes
there is this Paul Harrell video where this guy at the range was shooting a quarter with a .17hmr at 100 yards
Cory's handshakes so weird I'd love to tell him in person
lmao fair enough
I do wonder why he has to go for the big wide swing starting from way behind his back.
Okay so let me get my handshake expert in here. If your right I would love to agree with you, but the we gotta make a deal. Tell you what I'll give you a high five for free
Bad news that rifle ain't as accurate as your AR-15 lol
I thought Corey was going to shoot the customer lmao
That would be fun
Bad muzzle discipline. For a guy who works with em
Checking the chamber while pointing it at a person is not the smartest thing to do.
I had a rifle similar to the first one. That I inherited from family. I was told these were used for hunting alot during the great depression. Some cool history with this.
Yeah, they would have been used for small game or even deer but that was much less likely.
@@metamorphicorder That rifle would never have been used for deer hunting. Small game like rabbits is about the extent of what you can hunt with a .22
@@nadnerb_sr20 you are full of crap man. What you mean is that most people today would consider that under powered to hunt deer ethically.
And you would be correct.
But to say it would have never happend is naive. Theres a little period of time called the great depression and people had to make do with what they had and often did things in ways that we would never do it today. Such as using small calibers to take deer.
Imagine how embarrassing it is when you ask for a lot of money and you get less then a quarter of what you asked
It's worth $100,000. Rick: I can give you $100, I'm taking all the risk. It takes up space in the shop.
go to the winchester, have a nice cold pint, and wait for it all to blow over.