As other members have commented; Gander's pricing has always been its Achilles heal.. Here in Bowling Green, KY they have competition from a good local store, a few pawn shops and Cabellas along with frequent gun shows in the area, all of which beat Gander's pricing significantly. Since opening day, their used gun pricing has been scary although I did buy a collectible 94 Winchester in .32 Win Sp. from them about a year ago. I checked in on the "going out of business sale" the day before yesterday... Their discounted prices are still higher than most knowledgeable gun people will be willing to pay. Most mark-downs were what they called 10% (hardly distressed sales pricing). I couldn't find any pricing marked on the used rifles. I plan to check back in a couple of days to see if they have decided to actually hold a "SALE". I have had my eye on a particular used bolt action that has been on their shelf for well over a year at a price about $300 dollars above what the price should be. In fact I tried to buy it outright for hard earned green cash once and tried to make a trade for it another time. If it comes down to within the ballpark of the sane, I will try to buy it. As an owner of 4 Weatherby Rifles I have found it strange that since they opened a few years ago, I have never been able to find a single box of Weatherby Ammo on their shelves in any caliber, Weatherby or otherwise.