bigmancrisler
2A Preacher
I think the old stuff would retain much of its value. No more MP44s being made
Modern stuff like M16s would crash though I predict.
And pick up a 50 BMG for $2,500 C&C
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I think the old stuff would retain much of its value. No more MP44s being made
Modern stuff like M16s would crash though I predict.
If I could I would go back to 1988 when I was offered up to 3 m-16's at $1,000 each. I had the money then but was just a little leery being as how it was a janitor working at APG who I was talking with.
Dad turned down a $1200 MP5 because my grandpa ranted and raved about "stupid guns like that"
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Not sure what other people do, but personally I'd never finance a hobby. Save cash until you can buy outright.
Some people had them before 1986...many have that kind of money, one guy i ran into at a range said he put it on his credit card...also some people bought when they were cheaper. Just what I've seen/experienced
I won an HK-51 w/ registered sear for a $50 ticket in the Herb Woodend raffle. Sometimes you get lucky. I never could have afforded to buy one.
https://www.smallarmsreview.com/display.article.cfm?idarticles=2232
Simple question.
Are people taking loans out? Saving long term? Selling a ton of stuff to buy one thing?
I'm not talking a $5k Mac. I mean like a Thompson, M16, belt fed stuff. The class 3 guns that get really costly.
I know some people are just wealthy so it's less of a thing but folks in that position don't constitute all NFA owners. But for guys such as myself (I do decently, pay the bills with extra and live well below my means) that much money for something full auto seems unachievable in my life time.
I hear some folks pay for them by the number of quotes in their signature.
I hear some folks pay for them by the number of quotes in their signature.