@@joshuahornbaker6381 Well actually this is a business, they need to keep the lights on. They buy literally anything, it's different than going and buying it as a private collector vs a pawn store. Plus they have to frame it and it takes up a lot of space in the store, at the end of the day the seller can refuse.
“Any Winchester will sell easily just like that won’t have a problem selling it.” “So ummm it’s a small caliber I don’t think it will sell that easily $1000 best offer”
Thing is worth an amount.... Doesnt mean you can find someone who wants to pay that much. Even collectors want to buy for under the worth of an item. You can look up items the shop has sold over the years. And some at a loss.
I dunno, I kinda do believe he is a big massive nerd. But of course, this is staged so he obviously had time to research all the stuff that came out of his mouth
@@drakecarter1780 yeah but it's a direct conflict of interest. all of the other experts don't get paid to make appearances and don't have a stake as to whether the item sells or not.
“It’s not really a hunting caliber...” No kidding! Tell that to millions of squirrels, rabbits, and more than a few Deer, elk, and larger have been known to fall to a well placed 22round
I want to meet the guy who took down an Elk with a .22LR It was originally designed for small game but I’ve never heard of anyone taking down deer, elk, or even coyote for that matter
No it probably cost them 5 dollars. When he shot that thing I could see that it was clad it isn't solid silver. I would never pay 60 bucks for that thing. I'll explain, when that bullet hit it the impact blew away the silver revealing an inner core.
@@Jason2425able no, it didn't. What you saw was the copper cladding from the .22 jacketed hollow point stuck to the coin. That's common when shooting something metal with hollow points.
The octagon barrel was actually cheaper back then because it was less machine work as the barrel blanks were square so they just cut the corners off to make 8 sides where as a round barrel had to be lathed down much more labor and costs.
@@DSGB-JC You're missing the point. The correct terminology is turned which is an action that is performed using a lathe. In the machining world there is no word called "lathed", it is turned. Lathed is a carpenter's term
Winchester would have never had square barrel blanks. They would have always been in the form of an octagon. They would have never turned a square barrel blank on a lathe because it's much more time consuming, and there is more waste using square stock. Barrel blanks would leave the foundry as octagons.
@@jasonmichael3676 lol that's the other thing to take into consideration..no matter what it's worth, after they get it, it's been owned by celebrities and also aired on national tv, that has to add some sort of value depending on who the buyer is it could add $5 or $5k.
Thanks, you cured my depression, I love watching your video, it’s funny when you’re dealing and especially when you hit the coin in the last shot. It made me laugh, thanks
That's all that Twhatwaffle should get for it. Been kept in the family for 120 years, maintained excellent. It was great grandfather's pride n joy. Passed it down to son's that protected it and cherished it. Dweebwaffle gets it, runs straight to first place he knows. Blows the money in an hour. Pess awn em mate. No family values.
John Browning did actually make these rifles in his own shop he owned with his brothers. Winchester found out about them and bought the rights to produce them. This relationship also produced the lever action Winchesters.
I have a vintage crack pipe from the 80"s I would like to sell." Rick says "I really dont know too much about crack pipes but I know somebody that does. Mind if he looks at it?" And who walks in?
-"It's a .22 long caliber which is really small... and it's made by Winchester. There's just tons of people out there who love 'em and have to have 'em, so generally it's a pretty easy sale." -"Cool!" -"And the octagon barrel makes it much more valuable and highly collectible. Small caliber specially made for target shooting. Worth $3-$4000" -"Awesome!" -"I'll give you $1500. As far as I'm concerned, people want the larger caliber." -"OK." W T F !!???
The joke is, since this coin was used in this episode and there is only one of them in the world, Rick could easily now sell it for $300.00 and that's without cleaning it and framing it and having it sit on his shelf for years.
How much you want for it? Intro: He says $3000, yet starts negotiation at $2500. In the end, gets his jockey shorts stripped off For $1500. I want to buy my next car from this Aussie, mate. 🚗 🚘
Seller: I want $2500 Cory: The best I can do is $100 and a date with my sister. Seller: Can you make it $250 and I'll walk your dog? Cory: Deal and I'll throw in poop bags for free. Chumlee: Sweet!!!!!
I like the show and all, but I seriously dought he actually hit the coin.. the cutting of the video footage and the fact that he was way off the first 2 attempts. I think it is an act :D
Great Shooting Rick. shut the lads up.ahaaaaaa...I have a 1902 bolt action with a hexagonal barrel..i found it in the sandhills where i lived early life.1966.thanks for the info on the barrel.!
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Cheap skates they love ripping people off oh itll see for 3-4k but it's only worth 1500 gtfoh he should have gotten atleast 2k
Ok
@@joshuahornbaker6381 Well actually this is a business, they need to keep the lights on. They buy literally anything, it's different than going and buying it as a private collector vs a pawn store. Plus they have to frame it and it takes up a lot of space in the store, at the end of the day the seller can refuse.
2000 is better than the ripp off price of 1500
"Let me call the expert who has a financial stake in this transaction."
Contact the shop and buy it for $3000. What are you waiting for??
@Jason Michael Let me call my buddy who works at that pawn shop to give me an estimate on the value.
Lmaoaoaoaoao
Theyll make more money off that coin than the rifle still
@Jacob Curran What is a rifle still?
“Any Winchester will sell easily just like that won’t have a problem selling it.”
“So ummm it’s a small caliber I don’t think it will sell that easily $1000 best offer”
When the guy took $1500 for it I was practically screaming...Noooo!
BWolf You bet. Coz the Aussie guy should've got a lil' bit more than that. ( Though this was from a past season. )
@@BWolf00 I don't care for the spoiled kid he low balls everybody that guy should have stood at 2500.
@@BWolf00 2012, left with a recession recked economy, gotta get what you can in those desperate times.
@@BWolf00 He should have gotten 1800.00 and that's fair . But it's a pawn shop !
They screwed that Aussie.
He should have got 2k at least.
I would have asked that amount
Negative, sell it privately if you want top dollar.
Thing is worth an amount.... Doesnt mean you can find someone who wants to pay that much. Even collectors want to buy for under the worth of an item. You can look up items the shop has sold over the years. And some at a loss.
Hey. He's selling it to a store that will resell it. And just because some
@@notaclerk1 thanks for the tip, I’m a firearms and knife collector. I would only bring items to a pawn shop if I need quick cash
Lol. Calling Rick in as the expert seems a little sus to me.
They got over on that Australian haha
I'm sure the price was "accurate"
I dunno, I kinda do believe he is a big massive nerd. But of course, this is staged so he obviously had time to research all the stuff that came out of his mouth
I do give Rick credit. He is quite knowledgeable and knows quite a bit about 1800s to 1900s firearms especially.
@@drakecarter1780 yeah but it's a direct conflict of interest. all of the other experts don't get paid to make appearances and don't have a stake as to whether the item sells or not.
So Rick is an expert now?
Yes
Yes. At script reading.
hahahah
To be fair if you deal with a certain thing long enough you tend to learn a thing or 2
😂 Rick knows his stuff
Anyone: it’s worth 4K
Corey: let me offer you my sandwich for it
😂😂😂😂😂
After that insult, I would of just walked with it
Contact the shop and buy it for $3000. What are you waiting for??
😂😂
Don't expect top value for your item at a pawn shop. sell it privately if you want top dollar
Rick: Let me call an expert to take a look at this
*Jumps over the counter*
I burst out laughing at this XD
lol
lmao
😂
😂
.22 LR not really for hunting it’s just for target plinking....well except .22LR is the single most popular small game hunting cartridge in the world.
@ what?
@ I see the problem it’s your reading comprehension.
@ You have to go back and read what I actually wrote a couple times then you’ll be like ‘Ohhhh I see now’
“It’s not really a hunting caliber...” No kidding! Tell that to millions of squirrels, rabbits, and more than a few Deer, elk, and larger have been known to fall to a well placed 22round
Exactly. It's killed a fair share of humans as well.
I want to meet the guy who took down an Elk with a .22LR
It was originally designed for small game but I’ve never heard of anyone taking down deer, elk, or even coyote for that matter
@@shootermike65 World record grizzly bear was dropped on the first shot with a 22 long
@@Flush2wice 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
what part of NOT REALLY.. did you not understand..
Can we just appreciate Corey flagging all the customers in the shop when he swings that rifle around?
Must be related to Alec Baldwin.....
Chumlee is looking unimpressed at that as well.
I would think Everyone would do that, Considering all these "open carry" folks..
“Customers” you mean extras
"Don't head sweep me bro!"
"Lemme call my buddy who cannot hit a target on a single shot".
*Enter Rick*
@@coffeelink943 he had to get it dialed in, duh
Are they a Star Wars Stormtrooper?
“I’ll buy you lunch if you hit it”
3 shots later
I don’t have any money for lunch 😂😂
This felt so weird they made Rick seem like the expert instead of the owner😂😂 he didn’t even make the offer what!?
Rick coming in as an “expert” reminds me of Homer Simpson coming out of the bushes lol.
I saw an ad in their shop: "Old Man coin shot by Rick. $100"
It probably cost 60 to make
Dont forget hes gotta frame it too that another 200 🤣
@@forzauk1 hahahaha
No it probably cost them 5 dollars. When he shot that thing I could see that it was clad it isn't solid silver. I would never pay 60 bucks for that thing. I'll explain, when that bullet hit it the impact blew away the silver revealing an inner core.
@@Jason2425able no, it didn't. What you saw was the copper cladding from the .22 jacketed hollow point stuck to the coin. That's common when shooting something metal with hollow points.
22's are popular for small game ,squirrel, rabbit, etc. But they are also popular target rifles.
Guy got robbed, Sold it for only $1,500? Shiieeeett
Contact the shop and buy it for $3000. What are you waiting for??
@@jasonmichael3676 is that the only thing u know how 2 write?
@@adamwilliams5849 It needs to be said. Every other comment is "lowball, lowball !!!"
@@jasonmichael3676 I should be able to buy it for $1,800 since it's not a good seller and only a 22. Right?
Corey: What are you looking to get?
Aussie: An opinion from an actual expert
So where did you get this?
*aims at crowd of customers*
Seriously.
I know! Point that thing down. I don't want to be walking around that store when he s checkin out firearms. Just saying .
I wondered if anyone else caught that.
That's the first thing I noticed watching this
good observation, 💯
The octagon barrel was actually cheaper back then because it was less machine work as the barrel blanks were square so they just cut the corners off to make 8 sides where as a round barrel had to be lathed down much more labor and costs.
Thank you! At least one poster here knows something.
“Turned” not lathed
@@justaguywhoplaysfalloutsom1104 Winchester had lathes at the time of this rifles production....
@@DSGB-JC You're missing the point. The correct terminology is turned which is an action that is performed using a lathe. In the machining world there is no word called "lathed", it is turned. Lathed is a carpenter's term
Winchester would have never had square barrel blanks. They would have always been in the form of an octagon. They would have never turned a square barrel blank on a lathe because it's much more time consuming, and there is more waste using square stock. Barrel blanks would leave the foundry as octagons.
COREY: Let me call in a expert
AY POPS!
It might've been low but remember, they still have to matt it AND frame it, plus they take all the risk!
Plus it would take up space for a while. No telling when it will be sold.
Also chum or another employee could accidentally break it while handling it
Contact the shop and buy it for $3000. What are you waiting for??
@@jasonmichael3676 lol that's the other thing to take into consideration..no matter what it's worth, after they get it, it's been owned by celebrities and also aired on national tv, that has to add some sort of value depending on who the buyer is it could add $5 or $5k.
@@jasonmichael3676 Rick is that you?
Rick : Chum, you owe me a lunch..
Chum : Not today!!
😂😂😂
😆😆😆🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😹😹😹
chum turned into a chump with that bluff lunch call
Very well put together and produced; really enjoyed it.
1,500 was kinda a low ball
They do go for 17-18 hundred in online auctions.
Thanks, you cured my depression, I love watching your video, it’s funny when you’re dealing and especially when you hit the coin in the last shot. It made me laugh, thanks
Yea, this was a pretty good episode! Made me laugh also.....
Thank you for teaching me about pawn shops ...learning about the way you do things helps ...
Him being interviewed: I want $3000
Him to Corey: I want $2500
I believe he hit it about as much as the Aussie believed Rick was a expert
This guy sold his family's rifle that was passed down from several generations for just 1500 bucks hope the drugs were worth it mate
Well, he said it's to help his grandmother and he doesn't even come close to looming like a Druggy.
@@vitald8796 it was for grannies crack
Yes, he does, either that or he's a gambling addict
Not everything about drugs your probably a druggie
Well its not like he can take it home if he still lives in Australia, might as well sell it.
That last shot was more staged than my high school play
It was more strange than my third grade play Henny Penny.
@@davidbrawn2828 it was a bigger miss than my third grade play
That and every other show. Prices are already set, experts have already looked at the item and so on , but I still like watchin it.
Someone using a Ruger 10/22 with a Good scope probably LoL!!!
It was more interesting than your High School play. I saw that thing, Geeeeeez it was crap!
NEVER sell anything in a pawn shop, you'll get the routine , then screwed.
Suprised he didn’t give the guy 5 bucks.
I say he wanted it free
@Yami Marik I think that would've been more valuable
That's all that Twhatwaffle should get for it. Been kept in the family for 120 years, maintained excellent. It was great grandfather's pride n joy. Passed it down to son's that protected it and cherished it. Dweebwaffle gets it, runs straight to first place he knows. Blows the money in an hour. Pess awn em mate. No family values.
Did anyone noticed at 6:50 that old mans silver coin isnt made completly out of silver,just look at the place where bullet striked
Just like the rest of the show. FAKE
Jesus Christ. That's not the round impact, that's the .22 round itself that splattered against the coin.
@@tomvogt5988 its 50/50
The producers definitely asked that guy to ramp up the accent to croc Dundee levels!
If “expert” Rick, who owns the place you’re trying to sell to, is saying they could get 3-4 k means it retails for at least 10k.
Contact the shop and buy it for $3000. What are you waiting for??
@@jasonmichael3676 Rick is that you?
@@texyrexy Best he can do is remain silent.
When Cory went to see if it was unloaded he had it pointed at the back of a customers head. 😂
time stamp?
John Browning did actually make these rifles in his own shop he owned with his brothers. Winchester found out about them and bought the rights to produce them. This relationship also produced the lever action Winchesters.
I have a vintage crack pipe from the 80"s I would like to sell." Rick says "I really dont know too much about crack pipes but I know somebody that does. Mind if he looks at it?" And who walks in?
Hunter Biden?
@@yuibot5998 and Chum
Great to see a fellow Aussie on the show lads!!
Out came the only expert prettier than Rebecca.
and has a more smooth head
Rebecca isn't all that..
Abel,
She seems like someone who know how to work it, anyway. Smartly and efficiently.
Rebecca is eh
I'm sure Rick already lowballed him with his estimate. And Cory completed the heist.
-"It's a .22 long caliber which is really small... and it's made by Winchester. There's just tons of people out there who love 'em and have to have 'em, so generally it's a pretty easy sale."
-"Cool!"
-"And the octagon barrel makes it much more valuable and highly collectible. Small caliber specially made for target shooting. Worth $3-$4000"
-"Awesome!"
-"I'll give you $1500. As far as I'm concerned, people want the larger caliber."
-"OK."
W T F !!???
Its a Winchester Low Wall 22lr and still sells currently for about $1500 new.
Is it a 22 lr or 22 long like doushebag Corey said?
This is an original. Not a replica. AND A PIECE OF FIREARMS HISTORY.
When muzzle awareness doesn’t exist.... yikes dude straight flagged that lady 😂
Why aren't more people mentioning this?
@@FatJesus15 cause not many people know what muzzle awareness is. Lol jk probably just didn’t see it.
Cuz most people are clueless and stupid
Corey: Let me call an expert.
Rick: Well well well how the turntables...
"60 bucks, and I like mexican"😂😂
forgot to ask for tax
It's so awesome, right up to negotiations, then every reason given for a low ball offer.
The perfect hustle call your dad as a expert lol
Passed down through the generations, kept in good condition, pawned in Vegas
That’s the first time I see Rick on the other side of the counter 😂😂😂😂
Whoever wrote Rick's script doesn't know Jack about firearms! 😂
Funny how the seller has to go trough a whole history lesson just to sell their item
It's sponsored by the History Channel!
It's a scripted Antique Road Show with added drama.
I don’t believe for 1 second he hit that round. “Movie magic”
Can you imagine hawking a family heirloom for a measly 1000 dollars
That guy sounds like the Outback commercial voice.
Fusters is Ostrehlian fo beeh
Its been with us for generations to generations and I want to break the chain 🤣🤣🤣
Maybe he's scared and triggered by the evil inanimate object
Octagon barrels were very common. 56XXX is 1892 manufactured. Looked like bullets key holed
"bluing is in nice shape"....the receiver in the model in that era wasn't blued.
Classic chum lee.. "not today" 😂
wont believe rick hit that till i see it in one shot lol
The joke is, since this coin was used in this episode and there is only one of them in the world, Rick could easily now sell it for $300.00 and that's without cleaning it and framing it and having it sit on his shelf for years.
You know you are screwed when the expert is the owner
How much you want for it? Intro: He says $3000, yet starts negotiation at $2500. In the end, gets his jockey shorts stripped off For $1500.
I want to buy my next car from this Aussie, mate. 🚗 🚘
He didnt go there to sell it....he went there to get robbed.
Family heritage, it keep from generation to generation, until young man part of their generation sold it to pawn shop...
"Sometimes I can't stand these kids" 😆
On his third shot Rick was probably using deadeye
Really Corey ? A Winchester is faster than a musket ? No way ? Good thing Corey was here to drop some knowledge on us.
“Let me call in a buddy..... DAD!!!”
Can't wait to go to vegas and pawn something love your shows pawnstars keep up the work yall are the best
How do you sleep at night paying that for that particular rifle. I'd give my eye teeth for that thing.
If you're Corey, like a baby.
He loves screwing people over
That's all Twhatwaffle deserved.
It was designed by John MOSES Browning Rick
"Browning best hunting designer"
Mauser: hold mein Beer
I thought the old man silver rounds were pure silver, doesn't look like pure silver after taking a bullet
It was written 999 fine silver on the coin
So they should be
Looked mike copper on the inside
Fake coin, just like the entire show.
when Corey said 1,000.....out the dooor i go.
Dude went out like a sucker. He should've walked
Exactly, good bye charlie
Seller: I want $2500
Cory: The best I can do is $100 and a date with my sister.
Seller: Can you make it $250 and I'll walk your dog?
Cory: Deal and I'll throw in poop bags for free.
Chumlee: Sweet!!!!!
About 3 seconds into the video I recognized this guy as a fellow aussie immediately!
Can you please do a 'MY WIFE WANTS ME TO GET RID OF IT' video compilation? Thanks.
0:04
2:33
5:28
He should of got at least 2K 🤨
Corey sold it for 10k after he brought it
Pawn Stars Las Vegas: ..in walks a bogan from Gympie
I love this show. Pops is so funny. God bless you guys
Cory: 1:51
Also Cory: 4:45
Rick was pretty sure to get over 5-7k so he appraised it at 3-4k
Very reliable expert without conflict of interest in valuing the piece 😂
I like the show and all, but I seriously dought he actually hit the coin.. the cutting of the video footage and the fact that he was way off the first 2 attempts. I think it is an act :D
*doubt
@@bloodysabbath1984 A true hero ladys and gentleman, thanks a ton sir!
That shot was amazing!
The writers of the show are making Rick one of the experts now? That is an interesting plot twist.
I actually have 1 of those. It is the musket version with a full length wooden stock. It has a tang peep sight and would hit the dollar every time.
I have the same one. Thought about selling it but decided not to when i learned the history. Fun af to shoot.
Mr. Brown and Rick shot their fathers famously.
WOW! Rick actually knows what something is worth! Who woulda thought
That guy should have said he's out when the 'expert' had a financial stake in the operation
Let me call in an expert who looks like Elmer Fudd
Best YT episode in awhile
Kinda disrespectful shooting a coin of the deceased old man
I'm glad they called the expert 😀
Bro I’ve been watching u since Corey Was fat
Great Shooting Rick. shut the lads up.ahaaaaaa...I have a 1902 bolt action with a hexagonal barrel..i found it in the sandhills where i lived early life.1966.thanks for the info on the barrel.!