Pawn Stars: WILD, WILD MONEY for OUTLAWED Smith & Wesson Pistol (Season 6) | History
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- The seller of an 1871 Smith & Wesson gun might have a pretty rare item on his hands if a gun expert can verify the year this pistol was made, in this clip from Season 6, "Like A Rock."
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Be careful, everyone. This is not an official channel of the Pawn Stars show. The person who has this channel is a scammer. The person is replying to some of the comments with a link that leads to a scam.
You are awosme
That's it, I'm blocking this channel. You put a click bait title out there like you're the antiques roadshow. Then at the end we get the truth about what used car salesmen you really are.
I love the part where they don’t pay wild wild money
$150 is wild for a 120-year old artifact
Facts
@@AdamLuiTube Since it's only 120 years old, if it was a earlier model it would be worth more but not extremely high with all the pitting over it.
@@ww2militariaShorts Did you understand the joke? Things being older than your grandparents would expect to bring more than $150 normally. I joked that it still was "wild" so no clickbait occurred. But it did not bring the same proportionate value as something merely 20 years older, because of the 1898 cutoff. Saying "earlier model worth more" is not an insight into the real reason it's so cheap.
@@AdamLuiTube Yeah true man ;)
"WILD, WILD MONEY"
Expert: it's worth $50-150.😑
Editor: OK, but it is still a WILD, WILD 50-150 Bucks.
it's disappointing to hear him say $200...
$150 is wild for a 120-year old artifact
$50 for a revolver, ill buy it
@@kingjames4886 Lol yeah, that guy lives in fantasy land.
The seller took the bad news really well.
No bad attitude, kept a smile on his face.
Good for him.
Agreed, but sad we had yet another selling his family's keepsakes.
He probably decided that it’s not worth $50-$150, to sell a revolver that was given to him as a heirloom. I wouldn’t have done it even for $50,000. That’s something that his grandfather probably either carried around all the time, or actually defended his life in battle with it. You can’t sell that kind of stuff.
@@Username-ld7ho you can
@@ihellman2998 you can but that doesnt mean you should
Probably started crying when he got back in his broken down car lol
Plot Twist: This is my 1971 Smith & Wesson and this is a hold up !
Rick: Let me call a buddy
Rick: ..because I take all the risk
@@dudodudo8372 ahah >
…Who knows a lot more about hold ups than I do.
and it's gonna sit here for a year, maybe longer
Just once I'd kinda like to see a normal pawn shop transaction on this show. "I've got this box full of dirty DVDs that smell like cigarettes, a few loose PS2 games and a cordless drill without the battery. I'm looking to get enough to buy a carton of Newports".
Do you mind if I call a buddy of mine down here? He’s an expert in dirty smelly DVDs, PS2 games and cordless drills. He’ll know everything there is to know about this stuff.
My friend Lenard calls Cash Converters. Crack Converters. 🤣🤣🤣
Rick: "I'll give you a pack and a half of Marlboro menthols."
A normal pawn shop will tell you gtfo with that stuff
Those original grips are more than the expert’s valuation.
Seller: it's from 1871
Rick: it's not necessarily from 1871
Seller: okay
**Appraiser walks in**
Seller: it's from 1871
If he says it enough, it becomes true.
You need to watch it again. It´s the seller who repeats his claim. The appraiser says 1901+.
@@olenilsen4660 reread Eric violas comment.
@@JorgeHernandez-in2xv Gotcha, my bad - guess i read two lines together. But then Violas comment makes no sense whatsoever.. Noob seller always does this, what else is new?
Appraiser actually said it was made after 1900.
I'm amazed that Rick doesn't have an FFL. It just seems like the natural thing to do if you own a pawnshop.
It’s actually not much paperwork
He may have convicted felons working in shop therefore he can't get ffl
It may not fit his business model. He is a real history buff and he likes dealing in antiques. Modern items are less of his thing.
@@billedwards6985 Chum was convicted for several felonies prior to pawn stars so
He may not have ffl. But he has the official framing license.
Appraised at $50 - $150.......Then the seller say's afterwards " only worth about $200"......The kid didn't even get that right.
The guy took the bad news like a champ.
Based off the title of this clip, I want my 5 minutes back
The seller looks like *J-Rock* from *Trailer Park Boys* all grown up 😂🤣
Comment of the year
J Roc baby
You know what I'm saynn
Hahaha
Didn't know 50 to 150 was wild wild money now
Wild because it's so low? Like that's wild.
thats like 50-150 McChickens, thats pretty wild
In the wild wild west
Well done, Rick... miss the Old Man, loved him, one of a kind...😔
Very nice comment to read!
i used to bust nuts to him... 😞
@@MrFoamy602 ur weird
@@MrFoamy602 Jesus, dude.
@@MrFoamy602 .....
2:21 , let me call my buddy In here. The look on the sellers face 😂
You know rick badly wanted to say “ i gotta frame it “ but he sees the case 🤣
Seller: I'd like to sell this piece of string
Rick: Lemme call a buddy, he knows all about this kind of stuff.
Seller: I'm sure it's worth 5 grand
Expert: It's a couple months old. I'd say retail...10-15 cents.
Seller: It's worth 5 grand.
Rick: I'll give you 4 cents, best I can do.
Seller: *storms out*
for that price ill take 2!
Those pearl grips alone are worth more than that... The revolver is most definitely worth more than the low ball appraisal this man gave.
That revolver is worth alot more than 50_150 bucks the grips alone will bring you around 200 and the revolver alot more a1901 manufactured smith and wesson revolver in 44 russian is still a antique and worth a few hundred dollars I'd estimate it with grips on it at a modern firearms dealer they'd have at least a Grand on it
Yeah I'm with you for sure , just the grips alone !
Good to see the seller didn't have a hissy fit. Very cool guy it seems👍
*This is an insult to the Smith & Wesson Community* THATS WHY THEY’RE CHOOCHEES!
The Pez Community is outraged
Rick: "Let's point that thing in another direction" 2:54 pointed right at the seller.
Atleast the guy was still koo understanding it wasn’t what he thought it was
Something I never understood about the show why does no one in the shop have a federal firearms license??? Most pawn shops usually have an FFL.
Too much hassle and red tape. Having ann FFL also means you have to bend over for the ATF.
according to the Google machine, in his youth, the old man stole a car making him ineligible to aquire an ffl
@@rickomatic2012 Rick could get it now though
@@rickomatic2012 Gotta love our law system, man steals a car as a dumb teenagers 50 years ago and for the rest of his life cannot own firearms or get a FFL.
@@thegeneral1955 government: "I take all the risk. So I won't allow it"
Rick must get alot of birthday gifts with all his friends
That's a nice Schofield revolver
$150? Houston Market that one with all numbers matching drags down $750 low end to $1000 high end! I'm inclined to say it's worth $800!
Same
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JEMISON: "I am an antique firearms appraiser and I specialize in lowball appraisals to make Rick money."
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It’s a blessing. You own an authentic S&W with acceptable condition and no resell value. It’s perfect for shooting. In fact, that is now its only purpose.
You can see the guy thinking to himself while Rick is talking "Yeah, I'll buy it!"
The grips would sell for that on Ebay
Nobody:
Rick: Uuungkayyy
Revolvers are so cool
when you go into a pawn store looking to make some money, and find out you've been committing a felony... oof
Watched this in the morning at a distance without my glasses and I thought the seller was Rob Schneider wtf
Um those original pearl grips are worth $300-$600 alone. Maybe more.
Wild wild money? Even Pawn Stars Clickbaits
They often do
Wild wild low money
"Hopefully the expert sees what I see"
The expert: "Sit down kid"
Thanks ricx for that caption, lmao
You most definitely got that right bro 😎
Not for collectors? I'll gladly pay $200 for that
i would pay 50 to 150$ for that any day
Guy says its worth $50 dollars.
"It was disappointing to hear its only w9rth $200."
Ah the trickster...
This guy is nice, unlike the other guys cussing the upraised guy and cussing at the camera
A relic like Rick!
I love this show
You know its staged right
@@domiceleris let people enjoy things.
@@LyonzDen my bad
Antiques roadshow superior
It still amazes me that Rick hasn’t just applied for an FFL already.
My thoughts exactly.
The date it was made can be determined by the serial number stamped on the firearm.
Remind me of the webley revolver mk 6
I think Alex Cranmer should be the sole expert on all firearms.
Bang bang Ben Shapiro
Every time I click these titles i realise I got click-baited by some guy in an office somewhere getting paid to upload Pawn Stars clips
Keep it for 100 years give it to your grandkids it will go up in value
In these uncertain times, if you've got it, sell it.
Planning for the future is so 2010s.
That looks like a baby version of my 1875 .45 caliber Schofield Army issue.
They should get a license to purchase newer firearms. Ww1 and ww2 firearms is interesting in their shop too.
It would Be great to see them do that but apparently in one episode they talked about it apparently it's like real hard to get license to buy and sell modern firearms and Rick apparently doesn't want to do all that to get the license
@@thatnerd9374 not that difficult.
@@brucerosati9434 tell Rick
No actually you don’t just take it home to gather dust. What you do is take it home, call the non emergency number for police, tell them you inherited a pistol and want to check the registration, and be able to own it legally.
Feedback for the channel :
Please stop the clickbait titles, we already love the show.
The Welby and Scott.
Really hope this channel doesn’t start resorting to clickbait.
jemison always low balls the clients for rick lol
Loved
How much u
Respect law
That dew rag tho what a buzzhead
Wild Wild money!! 150 bucks... Man I must be filthy rich
Shall not be infringed needs to make a comeback
Do they ever turn down someone trying to sell??
The only thing 'WILD' about this video is the clickbait title
3:18 ayo what happened there
Rick : let me call my buddy.
Me : just call rebecca.
Like in the beginning of the video he says let's point this in a different direction video ends pointed directly at him... Which I find completely crazy cuz we all know that a firearm can just turn on you in an instant and start on a killing rampage....
I got a dagger from the 1800's i'm missing the other one, sadly! 😭😭
The Pearl grips Alone are worth $150. Some folks collect these-so $150 is low ball
*Rick takes a poop
Rick: Hang on let me get a buddy to take a look at it
Webley MK VI had the same unloading system
The cylinder is out of time too. Lot of lead shaving if it were shot
It's real more special than you know
Rick probably got a smoking deal on his private army
Should have been titled-"Mild,Mild Money".
The grips alone are worth the $200!
Does anyone know why the deadline is 1898 instead of 1900 for it to be considered an antique
A drinking game with Rick's "LIKE" and "OOO-KAY" staple words would be suicide. Once you realize he says those a lot it's all you can hear out of him.
And “Alright”.
Did he raised up his own price 200 when the expert told him 130 or 50 bucks lmfao
Yes, he couldn't swallow that low of amount.
I noticed that too
@@budwhite9781 lol
Did you lower the "experts" value to 50 to 130?
Oh no... You don't wanna be accidentally breaking the law!!! 😱
Stupid Law should be reviewed lol
Expert says single action 3 times, looks like double action to me.
Who else watches the item intro then skips to the expert Rick will inevitably call? Brilliant way to exchange advertisement for expertise!
3:17 It just me or did he break it?
Customer: ”I have a pistol from 1871”
Rick: “Ok so you want $18.71”
I thought that was Jeff from Tiger King
We got clickbaited D:
Lady walked in with one in my pawn shop but it was made in 1913 paid 75 bucks for it. I have it seating in my ww2 vet great great grandfathers book cabinet.
Who comes up with the titles for these videos
Is Rick a polymath? considering he knows everything about everything lol
This guy looks like a ancient version of slim shady
Wild Wild
Congrats we all got clickbait
Let's aim in a different direction... like towards the peasant customers
Federal laws like that no wonder most people don't respect federal laws.
Thinking $150 is wild money might be wild...
Better register it
Just wait some years
4:54 $150≠$200