Buy those full autos (back when they were still selling us new ones). Take out loans.
Buy pallets of ammo. It doesn't go bad and it won't get cheaper.
Buy pallets of ammo. It doesn't go bad and it won't get cheaper.
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SVT40 "goony bird rifles" too.
If I was starting over id pick a single pistol caliber and stick with it. Also not buy random cheap **** cause it’s a “good deal”.
Grab that $80 sks the guy was walking around the gun show parking lot with.
Buy the python and anaconda in 1991. Also buy crates of the $79 SKS. Never sell or trade any gun.
Probably can't beat the returns on some machine guns (Colt M16 in 1985 = $1,000, now $35K) but the lowly $69 Lee Enfield No4 MK2 at Roses in 1994 is now about $2,000 in the mummy wrap, $1,200 out. That's a fair appreciation in value if you ask me. Consider a $1,000 in 1985 is worth about $2,800 today and $69 in 1994 is $133 in today's money and the appreciation is astounding. Or, it's just a fluke of people paying too much and supporting the evil profiteering flippers on here!
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Quite chasing tail and smoking weed, buy all the Smith revolvers, milsurplus, lever action, colt's, and ammo you can they are worth way more and while we're at it don't sell the 70 Super Bee you damn idiot.
Buy multiple guns covered in Cosmoline And bought a Gun safe back in the late 80's since I was the victim of a burglary in 1995
I would have spoken to my grandfather about his collection of guns and asked him if he would place it in his Will that I could pick one of his guns when he passed away. When my grandfather died his wife at that time did not ask any of the family and that included his own 5 children, my aunts and uncles. His wife gave them all to some friend who then refused to sell any to the family. I just wanted a gun that belonged to him and it could have been a BB gun. Take another look at your Wills fellas.
