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Buds pricing engine updates every 20mins based on availability, stock numbers and market prices. This is a continual process and the numbers will inevitably vary. Other potential aspects are type of sights, state compliant models and sometimes color variances.

Various subtile differences in combination with quantity and demand. I've watched one gun swing up and down as much as $40 (in one day!) before and can only guess as why the pricing is the way it is.

Info from Buds Customer Help Tab . Our prices are automatically updated based off our current inventory. Our prices are based off our cost for the item. We can receive multiple batches of the same item at different costs. We will always pull from the lowest priced batch, in order to offer the best price. However, once that batch of inventory is depleted, we will pull from the next cheapest we have available. Unfortunately, this means our cost can go up. If that is the case, the price would go up to reflect the difference. Vice versa, if our cost goes down on an item, the item's price would reflect that change. We have the same minimal mark up on all of our products. For price fluctuations on our website however, the Norton Shopping Guarantee provides it's 3-in-1 Guarantee with every purchase from Buds. This is unequaled in our industry and guarantees our customers the lowest price for 30 days up to $100.