Don't try Atlantic Guns ... rather then make 10% or 20% they mark it up 70% to 80%
How much would YOU mark up a used gun if you had to pay cash up front for it, and have that cash tied up until you make a sale, and in the meantime, have to make payroll, pay rent, pay lots of insurance, and earn a living? Hint: if you only mark up a paid-cash-for-it item by 10%, you are aggressively LOSING MONEY when you're running a retail store in Montgomery County. At 70-80%, even assuming a fairly quick turn around of the money gambled, the actual net profit on such a sale (of, say, a typical traded-in average joe rifle or handgun) is barely pizza money. At 10%, you're buying pizza for someone else.