There are two of this rifles. I don't understand why one is about $20-30 cheaper than the other and it's the same rifle same caliber. Can anyone shed some light on this.

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Rudy G. · Answer

I see the price differences, I'm not exactly sure why that is. I see that one has a longer barrel than the other, but I don't think that's what it is. Ok, I'm back. Sorry I had to investigate more. I see that one has LAMINATED STOCK while the other one has AMERICAN WALNUT STOCK. That could be the reason for the price differences. And I guess maybe the longer barrel, since it takes more material. Thank you.

James G. · Answer

Greg, simple. Buds prices are tied to stock level. Depending on the number in stock, similar firearms can be priced differently. Even the same firearm with the same or similar fearures in different colors.

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There are two of this rifles. I don't understand why one is about $20-30 cheaper than the other and it's the same rifle same caliber. Can anyone shed some light on this.