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getnany
04-02-2008, 03:24 PM
Can anyone tell me where I can get current values of "machine guns"
Thanks in Advance

Vegas SMG
04-02-2008, 03:35 PM
It hasn't been updated in four months. Understand that the price guide harvests and posts asking prices not actual selling prices. It's a place to start...

http://www.machinegunpriceguide.com/index.htm

MarkV
04-02-2008, 11:33 PM
just updated through March according to Sturm.

jarhead jim
04-02-2008, 11:50 PM
Acording to the chart.....If guns are an investment........I'll be working till I'm 90.

Jim

Vegas SMG
04-03-2008, 12:09 AM
just updated through March according to Sturm.
Looks like it got updated from this morning when I posted the link. One thing's for certain; almost every gun has flat lined for the last three years and it looks like many are now heading down.

Acording to the chart.....If guns are an investment........I'll be working till I'm 90. Jim Which is what I've said for a number of years. Most people just don't want to hear it. Buy one because you can afford it, and you'll enjoy it, not for financial gain. Buy one knowing that one day a pen stroke could freeze future transfers making them worthless except for the joy of ownership they bring you for shooting and collecting. If you can't afford to loose that "savings account " or "investment vehicle", then it may not be the right game for you.

My two cents and worth exactly what you paid for it.

MrM4
04-03-2008, 12:47 AM
Looks like it got updated from this morning when I posted the link. One thing's for certain; almost every gun has flat lined for the last three years and it looks like many are now heading down.

Which is what I've said for a number of years. Most people just don't want to hear it. Buy one because you can afford it, and you'll enjoy it, not for financial gain. Buy one knowing that one day a pen stroke could freeze future transfers making them worthless except for the joy of ownership they bring you for shooting and collecting. If you can't afford to loose that "savings account " or "investment vehicle", then it may not be the right game for you.

My two cents and worth exactly what you paid for it.

You hit it dead center.

Boomer1961
05-02-2008, 01:05 AM
Might be a good year to invest.

Whenever the Dems get ahead in the White house or Congress prices go up.

When things stay stable prices stay stable.

When Republicans get ahead prices go down.

Might be the year of another BUSH in the white house and her name is Clinton.

If so prices will go up.

Not that I want a BUSH in the white house as 8 years of the other kind of Bush dubya junior is enough.

Looks like another year of voting for the lesser of all evils. McCain is hell of old so I hope he picks a really good man or woman as VP as there is a fair chance that person will be the next effective leader of the free world. McCain has just really aged like 15 years in the last two years which to me usually indicates not allot of time left in him. If only he could have won in 2000 I think we might have all done better and had less problems today.

If ya think the Dems are going to win then buying for an investment makes sense but just don't shoot it as if you do then for every day at the range you have to wait a year for it to appreciate enough to pay for the ammo you shot up!