richermo answers:

I would suggest looking around online to get a general price of what you are looking for and then visit a gun show and see if its comparable. In my experience, Gun shows around my hometown *helena, montana* are huge rip-offs. We have only a few a year and not much competition given our small population so they gouge my *thankfully* gun-friendly state. I like a lot of military surplus firearms and I think the prices at the gunshows are way over-priced. That being said, if you have a lot of dealers in your area, a gun show might be a great place to purchase the firearm you want. I know there is wiggle room in the gun shows whereas gunbroker the price you win the auction is the price you pay. I’ve purchased several firearms from gunbroker and a few from local dealers and it all depends on what you are looking for. A few things to keep in mind….
1. Factor in shipping and the FFL transfer Fee when considering price
2. If you are looking at new firearm prices, also visit local dealers as well as gun shows as the prices tend to be fairly close for new firearms vs used ones
3. Check all the auction sites, I’ve found the big 3 are a bit different in their prices
4. Don’t forget online retailers of firearms, not just auciton sites. I recently purchased a Beretta CX4 storm online and I beat my local price by almost 200 bucks even after factoring shipping and transfer fees.

Included in my sources is a few auction sites as well as online retailers. Good luck and I hope this helps

richermo answers:

The P250 is an excellent choice for someone familiar with revolvers as it is double action only and no external safety-just like a revolver. The ability to change grip sizes and trigger lengths allows it to be custom fitted to your hand.Sig quality at a comfortable price. Got Sig?