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Yes there is Terry. Number "in stock" plays a part in price at Buds. The higher the stock number the lower the price and vice versa. Meaning, a normally lower priced firearm that's low in stock number can cost more than a normally higher priced firearm that higher in stock numbers. Of course the opposite can happen as well.
Hi Terry, It could be the amount of them that are in stock. 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.