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<blockquote data-quote="joegrizzy" data-source="post: 3610025" data-attributes="member: 45524"><p>NEVER SELL</p><p></p><p>seriously tho, given how a lot of these firearms aren't being made, may be subject to import bans, etc, selling now for more dollars that will keep getting worth less and less is a hard pass for me.</p><p></p><p>i kick myself for selling a couple saigas when they first doubled around $700. they are like $2k now and good lord who knows where they will end up if a semi auto ban or something similar occurs. same for like half the guns on the list; i've bought and sold them all at one point and hell i shoulda just kept them all!</p><p></p><p>my point being: these firearms aren't illegal (yet), nor has their sale really been regulated in any meaningful way, yet sheer supply and demand (and....inflation...) has caused their value to rise significantly. i don't see the surplus market going down any time soon. in fact, just the opposite.</p><p></p><p>while the firearm market was dominated by a particular demographic, these days more and more people are buying "baby's first firearm". they will respond to things like blm riots, rising inner city crime, voter "restriction" laws, gop winning elections like the right responds to things like high politicized mass shootings, home invasion threats, lack of prompt police response, and dnc winning elections.</p><p></p><p>and we ALL will respond to things like inventory shortages of things like food, water, materials, long lines for the attempt to purchase any of these said things due to draconian measures taken against a manmade virus, inflation making the purchase of these items incredibly expensive, and the breakdown of western society in general.</p><p></p><p>so essentially, instead of a highly public shooting every year making .22lr and ar's double in value overnight, we'll see more and more rapid upswings from either side of the coin in response to the ever rising conflict of america's destiny. i don't believe this will lead to cheaper guns at any point. guns and ammo "stabilized" during trump's first term, but liberals will be buying guns and ammo to PREVENT trump's second.</p><p></p><p>and those people don't want to attempt a communist revolution with palmetto ar's and remington 700 bolt rifles. they want anything old, wood, and commie. people refer to the obama russian import ban for the surge in the ak market and thereby surplus markets; but i firmly believe it was the left buying them en masse simply because that's what they would buy.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="joegrizzy, post: 3610025, member: 45524"] NEVER SELL seriously tho, given how a lot of these firearms aren't being made, may be subject to import bans, etc, selling now for more dollars that will keep getting worth less and less is a hard pass for me. i kick myself for selling a couple saigas when they first doubled around $700. they are like $2k now and good lord who knows where they will end up if a semi auto ban or something similar occurs. same for like half the guns on the list; i've bought and sold them all at one point and hell i shoulda just kept them all! my point being: these firearms aren't illegal (yet), nor has their sale really been regulated in any meaningful way, yet sheer supply and demand (and....inflation...) has caused their value to rise significantly. i don't see the surplus market going down any time soon. in fact, just the opposite. while the firearm market was dominated by a particular demographic, these days more and more people are buying "baby's first firearm". they will respond to things like blm riots, rising inner city crime, voter "restriction" laws, gop winning elections like the right responds to things like high politicized mass shootings, home invasion threats, lack of prompt police response, and dnc winning elections. and we ALL will respond to things like inventory shortages of things like food, water, materials, long lines for the attempt to purchase any of these said things due to draconian measures taken against a manmade virus, inflation making the purchase of these items incredibly expensive, and the breakdown of western society in general. so essentially, instead of a highly public shooting every year making .22lr and ar's double in value overnight, we'll see more and more rapid upswings from either side of the coin in response to the ever rising conflict of america's destiny. i don't believe this will lead to cheaper guns at any point. guns and ammo "stabilized" during trump's first term, but liberals will be buying guns and ammo to PREVENT trump's second. and those people don't want to attempt a communist revolution with palmetto ar's and remington 700 bolt rifles. they want anything old, wood, and commie. people refer to the obama russian import ban for the surge in the ak market and thereby surplus markets; but i firmly believe it was the left buying them en masse simply because that's what they would buy. [/QUOTE]
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