I don't give a shyte what you remember the price was....

[fastfish66]

Since I am missing the point and you thing I am part of your so called problem, let me explain this to you again. So what? I dime is not a dime if it is collectible, a Glock is not just a Glock if someone wants to pay a higher price. Get out of other people's business. It does not concern you, so why do you care? Oh, I know, you must not sold your gun for the correct price. Jealous much?

But Jerry he was a commissioned officer in the U.S.Army and a little smarter thhan you and i.

 

[JWC]

But Jerry he was a commissioned officer in the U.S.Army and a little smarter thhan you and i.

Well, that does explain it doesn't it. hahahahahahahahahahahaha!

 

[Mrs_Esterhouse]

....in 1990. We aren't that different in age. I remember what the price was in 1990 too....

We've fast forwarded 30 years you momo. The dollar has been devalued by 100% since then.

I know they (insert widget here) were $50 thirty years ago. They're $100 today.

Rant over.

This means a $200 tax stamp 30 years ago is half price today.

 

[GAgunLAWbooklet]

Yes.

And back in 1934,
The $200 NFA tax represented the full retail price of the most expensive machine gun ever marketed and sold for civilian ownership-- the 1927 Tommygun with the finned barrel, Cutts compensator, finger groove foregrip etc.

It was also the going price for a late model used car in excellent condition.

 

[bambam]

Sellier & Bellot 9mm 115gr 1000 Deal May2020

 

[potenza]

I saw a 65 mustang yesterday for $35,000. He’ll in 65 they went for &3500. Are they crazy

 

[wade5290]

How many people on here do you really think know what mensa is? Much less at the gun show. Probably the same old guys who stand around in academy or your lgs waiting for someone to call them “clips” so they can correct them and offer the all knowing wisdom they contain

i know what a mensa is

 

[bambam]

It's the people that are out of ammo.

 

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