Pawn Stars: TOUGH NEGOTIATION for Iconic Rifle (Season 13) | History 

Naw... unless they've been in the military, when people get that formal, they're covering something. It's a bit much

@@TheFoolintherainn tf are you talking about lmao? Like you can't be extremely respectful and nice if you aren't in the military?

@@TheFoolintherainn I feel life hasn't been that kind to you..

@@microusb42069 life isn't kind to a lot of people... Nobody can Rattle My Cage, nobody can mess with my inner peace - I was a naval Junior ROTC mom with three officers... I invented "JREs"for our unit when they went to drill meets or on field trips - Junk food ready to eat LOL! I'll give you a hint - my dark chocolate brownies had flaxseed in them so they wouldn't get constipated sitting on those bus rides for hours on end LOL! I was also a director of a psychiatric halfway house - when people speak that formerly, and they overdo it... There's something else going on usually. But I'm just playing on RU-vid - I don't need to psychoanalyze anybody And when you come across people that you think life hasn't treated too well? You should have super respect for them when they're still standing and happy, when you're coddled and everything's great - a hangnail will take you down LOL! I chose to go to third world countries and work in those places, expose myself to another way of living. And I'll have to tell you - those kids wore Rags that were ironed and clean, they found joy and happiness in ways Americans could never imagine. I don't care for soccer as a sport so much, but I certainly understand why it's popular - all you need is one lousy ball and 40 people can play sometimes too many choices can be overwhelming, I think that's going on in this modern world with kids. Especially the internet I don't mean to judge this guy - but something in my gut says I wouldn't trust him entirely based on the way he is so formal and speaks. It's either a sense of control or a wall he puts up. I'll also tell you a secret - I don't steal from stores but when I want to return something and I don't have the receipt? I make sure I dress up a bit... You get credibility Just by your initial presentation - we have about three tenths of one second to make a first impression in this world. I'm not looking to rip anybody off, I just want a fair deal and I know how it's done. I told my kids, when they wanted to be taken seriously By an employer, a teacher... You wear a collared shirt. But I don't really care... We're all just having fun on here Peace to you and yours

@@ordinarygamer1353 of course people can be respectful if they're not in the military - but I've been around a lot of veterans, I was at n j r o t c mom, those kids stood Out Among the rest of the school population - and that's how they spoke. I scraped and saved and skipped a lot of meals to put my kids in private elementary Catholic schools... After school I would pick them up in their uniforms, we'd often go to a store... And simply by the way they dressed and spoke people were impressed. They were taught to say sir and ma'am and have manners... And my oldest son can be quite obnoxious and disrespectful - but I have noticed over the years that when he wants to Brown know somebody? Suddenly he pulls out those Naval ROTC and Catholic School manners... But behind the scenes he doesn't talk like that to his old mom LOL! 99% of the time when I hear somebody speak like that? I'll ask him if they served in the military - and they respond affirmatively if it wasn't them in the military, it was a parent and that's where they learned it. Because regular public school kids do not speak like that - those manners are taught by either military, or some sort of religion. Otherwise in my many decades on this Earth, I don't see it coming out of regular public school kids - somebody in their family or background is military I taught my children early on to look people in the eye, shake their hand firmly... I remember that guy whose child Adam went missing, was giving us parents hints on how to protect our children - the first thing he said was teach your children to walk out in the world with their chin up, meet people in the sky... Because child Predators go after the quiet isolated kids who walk around with their eyes facing the ground. I can't remember that guy's name... If I remember I'll edit the comment. I've been around awhile, I don't know it all... But statistically, people who speak like that do come out of the military or someone in their family taught them Peace to you and yours, ma'am or sir!

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Racist

@@jayzeb999gamer7 how is that even racist? You have no idea what racism means

How is that racist? I'd say the same thing, and guess what? I'm black bruh. Am I an uncle tom now? 😂😂

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had to look at him...

saying sir just a habbit

@@onlythewise1 a good habit.

He sold it for 3000 on line a few weeks later I'm glad that he didn't sale it to Rick the robber Harris....

@@kingjohn553 how do you know that?

Same here

Yes, with all that history attached to that rifle you would think it was worth more.

same

Yea I thought so too

@@shaserv No there are literally tons of these rifles around

Leeroy Jenkins 😅😂🤣

True LOL

At least he can still go buy chicken 🍗

those whelps still after you?

Pretty much... sadly.

I can already hear the sound of a wheezy old car starting up.

OUCH!

This is ricks show so who do you think came up with the joke....?

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They really wouldn't. There's loads of them around, it's worth like 1000 US Dollars at most when converted from British Pounds. The prices here were insane and ironically what the guy first asked for it is what it is actually worth.

@@bulldogbruce2683 haha funny

In pounds too

@@absolutelyheretical7132 Really? an original from a specific regiment, the WYR, likely carried on the North west frontier. It should be worth thousands and should be in a museum in West yorkshire

Without the bayonet etc they go for around $700.

@@slamblamboozled1245 $700 seems cheap for a MK1 m8, you sure?

@@sydclark5581 Can't find any online atm but they all seem to go for around that price, with which MK it is not making much difference. Found a 2013 listing for a MK1 that was $600.

@@slamblamboozled1245 found a recent MK2 sold for £700. No bayonet or cover. Or if it even fires

$700*****

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Nah, these are incredibly common.

I was thinking much more than $5000.

@@zothanmawiapachuau But you admit, you know nothing about this item, correct? You just liked the story.

Best i can do is 5 dollars and im taking a huge risk here!

The person who inspect already said it could worth more if he sell it to a collectoer.

Agree lovely guy, would buy him a beer anyday

Why don't you run your own pawnshop... I'm sure you would have paid the full asking price, and sold it for less than the asking price.

You don't go to a pawnshop expecting to get retail value for what you're selling. The shop has to make money..... Nothing pitiful about only making $400 off the rifle when the seller gets $700

@@n4s98 no but you also don't get something appraised by the guy who's buying its friend would you sell your car for an amount that the guys friend said it's worth no you would not

@@samuelrussell7003 that made no sense

@@n4s98 would you sell something to someone based on what their friend says it's worth the answer is no you wouldn't Not really hard to understand

I’m from South Yorkshire fam

Simba Simba Derbyshire here lmao

Yorkshire is only known for puddings

Faulty Brain sounds like the only pudding is your brain loool

Im from.west Yorkshire, Bradford im happy too

Ah the Enfield such a great rifle had the pleasure of shooting a SMLE, can get a good rate of fire very reliable and accurate pretty heavy though.

Plus, bayonets were really usefull agaisnt the spear armed Zulu

@@k1er4n544 they were still in use in ww1, but only issued to the equivalent of the home guard in case of invasion

@@TACRfan even in ww2 the most infamouse banzai charge the Japanese did

Nah, sometimes the "expert" appraises it for way more than the seller is asking. I collect WW2 memorabilia and I can tell you that sometimes an "expert" will come in and not know what tf they are talking about, yet still try to act like they know all about the item.

Most of the time the price goes up 89%

Agree

Yeah but those guys would go out of business because they saw how they low balled all the time and would either assume that they didn't know what they were looking at or that those guys were crooked and either way people wouldn't want to deal with them in their place of business.

Every army were. Especially the Ottomans.

Yes every Military and if not mistaken, some troops still have update versions but not many. Now most weopons are technology advanced. I would love to have one.

And britain did not have the most powerful army at the time, they had hands down the best navy though

@@anthonypang7927 Had 1/3 the world dude at that time, yes best army

@@BloodlessJG that was more because of the navy than the army, any brit would attest to that

rick spouting the usual CRAP

This is an insult to the Martini-Henry community!

Kareem Ortega I get lol

Kareem Ortega 🤣 pez guy

There are quite a lot of surplus ones you can buy, really cool but high supply

Im looking at website that sells them between 600~1200 theres a reproduction model coming out and their selling it for 1800

@Chris Anderson come on bro 😂😂😂

shouldnt as item like that go to an auction house

Joe Smith hey man, I need you to come down here to look at something for me and give him an offer under his asking price of 1250... That’s how I imagine every one of his phone conversations go...

Heck for all we, or that guy know, the thing could be worth 20 grand. There's a reason Rick wants to know his starting price BEFORE he calls in the expert. Tells his buddy what the customer thinks the thing is worth in advance.

just a guy I mean tbh it’s around 500 less then what it’s worth. Might as well put it up online or at an auction he’d definitely get over $700.

good luck finding ammo. that was a black powder cartridge

@@BigSkyCurmudgeon 2 years later and I did actually pay 800 bucks for a rifle like that. Reloading for it is not really that hard, you can convert 24 gauge brass hulls or just buy brass.

ayyyy im from north yorkshire

da king113 They don’t like it up them you know! They just do not like it up them.

A person running at you with a 4 to 5ft lance was scary then as it is now

last bayo charge for the British maybe, but USA had one in Viet Nam 1965 "WE WERE SOLDIERS" 1st Air Cav fame

you're very welcome!

@@Beblue1337 thx

Why? They're very common

Slemke 98 how many?

@@mikeschoolcraft21 It was the main service rifle of the largest empire in history for 30 years, so a lot. Wiki says at least 500,000

Why not? He steps into a PAWNSHOP and asking for the full value of the rifle? How stupid can you be?

@@gankudog7105 Stupid enough to want to get on TV, and not end up selling your rifle for half price. That's how stupid.

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so do you, Azula...

I'd do 850. Just kidding I'd rather buy something more useful. lolol

@@TheFlyingZulu funny joke....

he's literally reading off a script that they wrote for him.

@@devonrounds5583 WWF is real

@@dillonsnyder1172 what does that have to do with anything...

$50/1/1