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Am I missing something that I'm not accounting for when pricing this rifle? Every location in MN seems to want between 1200 and 1300 but everything online shows 850-1000. I get their is a 60 transfer fee to a local dealer, but that doesn't explain the large price difference. Any thoughts would be helpful
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Smith & Wesson M&P15T 30+1 .223 REM/5.56 NATO 16"
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Sean, this is a "stock" matter. Prices are sometimes hundreds lower when Buds has plenty in stock and higher when stock goes low (usually at the same hundreds of dollars). You can save money at Buds if you know how to play the stock level game. When folks ask why a couple of hundred dollars price change within a few days, low stock is usually the answer.