I'll trade for 7 one ounce gold coins. Good deal if you got the gold a while ago. Lol
Gold was only $600 an oz in 2005
Yes, and what was the that MAC style RR selling for in 2005? It certainly wasn't $4,200. If you really enjoy shooting it, you are missing a big "opportunity cost". You sell your RR today. Since it is a trade, you might not get those coins up front. You fill out the paperwork and send it in. Six to eight months from now, the gun transfers and you get the coins. You convert the coins you need to buy another RR. You are looking at least another six months before it is yours if you find a local deal. It could be over a year to transfer a personally owned out of state gun. Depending on circumstances you could loose almost two years of trigger time. Two years of trigger time is worth much more than that, at least to me.
It seems I'm coming from this from another direction. My first machinegun was a factory Colt roll marked "M16" RR. Then the MGI lower came out. While looking for a DIAS, I bought a LL so I could use the MGI modular lower. Once I bought the LL I found a good deal on a DIAS. I sold the Colt gun and LL and bought a Vollmer converted 94 "married" to a Fleming HK sear.
A very close friend introduced me to the MAC style family of RRs. Thanks "Vegas". I sold my Savage built M1A1 REWATT because I only shot it once a year. Rolled some of that money into MAC style RRs. I have a RPB M10 with an Uzi magwell and Task slow fire conversion and an '86 M11/NINE. I just got my notice of my Gray Ghost from PS. I'm sending several ILWT barrels to have Sam mount them into his side cocker uppers. I would not sell my four machineguns (DIAS, HK sear, M10 and M11/NINE) for double their market value. Why, because I could loose almost two years of trigger time as explained above. If I could has a replacement transferred to me before hand I would consider it. YMMV.
Scott