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Hi Steve, there are no significant differences. This is strictly a stock level scenario. When more of similar firearms are in stock the price could be a few hundred less than a model that is low in stock or near sold out. At Buds the more in stock the lower the price and vce versa.
They are pretty much the same except for the more expensive one is priced higher because Buds has less to sell. They update prices often based on inventory on-hand. It happens sometimes.
there are no real differences. This is strictly a stock level scenario. When more of similar firearms are in stock the price could be a few hundred less than a model that is low in stock or near sold out. At Buds the more in stock the lower the price and vce versa.
Hi Steve, there are no differences. Price is due to the stock levels. Buds uses an automatic inventory price update engine that runs every 20mins. Prices are tied directly to stock levels and will change as stock numbers change. As inventory numbers go down, prices go up and vice-versa. Usually when popular items get low in stock.
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there are no real differences. This is strictly a stock level scenario. When more of similar firearms are in stock the price could be a few hundred less than a model that is low in stock or near sold out. At Buds the more in stock the lower the price and vce versa.