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There's an arms dealer in Afghanistan named Sammy Ayoubi. The now call him "Knight's of Kabul".Word.
How many taxpayer owned belt feds got left on the curb in Afghanistan??
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There's an arms dealer in Afghanistan named Sammy Ayoubi. The now call him "Knight's of Kabul".Word.
How many taxpayer owned belt feds got left on the curb in Afghanistan??
Not gonna lie, I'd probably have a collection that big if I could. But I'd organize it better. Looks like a hoard than a collection.Ol Larry Z ain't got one?
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Shouldn't that be, Honest Sammy? I make crazy deals because I'm crazy . Come on down. Open weekends.There's an arms dealer in Afghanistan named Sammy Ayoubi. The now call him "Knight's of Kabul".
Finally. Someone actually has an arsenal. Not just two guns and 100 rounds.Ol Larry Z ain't got one?
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look around, who will be able to buy an old track house costing a million three in 30 years? Then who will buy the same house 30 years after that for $4 million?Also the above scenario would never happen. If you bought a 450K house at 7% interest you'd refinance it as soon as the rates dropped. So then you have a 2000 a month mortgage. Maybe you get 1.3 mil for it 30 years later. Thats a profit of 600-700K . Math is hard.
Or sell 20 guns for $200 profit each if your'e lucky. Theres $4000. Yay.
Who? The same type of people buying them now. Wages go up it's just a shell game.look around, who will be able to buy an old track house costing a million three in 30 years? Then who will buy the same house 30 years after that for $4 million?
Point is about investments and selling guns, for it to be a good money making investment there has to be a market for the guns that sees the value. Then the buyer has to see a future value to invest in the gun.
Before Colt quit production on the SAA it was selling for $400 in the 80s. When it came back they are $1600+ then Colt went under. What's the future for Colt SAA guns made by Colt and not CZ?
Who will the buyers be?
It's my opinion that what people don't see is that taxes go up with inflation and there is an inflation tax on most everything new. Taxes are the real killer with inflation, you house value goes up and you get taxed on the new value. Gun collections are taxable too in some cases.Who? The same type of people buying them now. Wages go up it's just a shell game.
Colt never stopped building the SAA btw not in that time frame anyway. FWIW a SAA costs same as it pretty much always has . An ounce of gold
If no one was buying gold, the price wouldnt be 1800 . prices go up on everything that's what inflation is. prices go up wages go up prices go up again wages go up again. Taxes go up but it's just more worthless money. The house we lived in when I was born cost $20,000 in 1964. It's $1 million home now. It's the same house. The taxes for $210 a year. Now they're 5000. $35 for that ounce of gold in 1930 was a lot of money.It's my opinion that what people don't see is that taxes go up with inflation and there is an inflation tax on most everything new. Taxes are the real killer with inflation, you house value goes up and you get taxed on the new value. Gun collections are taxable too in some cases.
Colt did make special order SAA guns but they stopped regular production for a while. The 4th gens were their last ones under true Colt ownership.
Gold has inflated too, from $35 to $1800+ but like everything else, who is going to buy it at the new price?
How do you figure that?If no one was buying gold, the price wouldnt be 1800 .
That's pretty much my point, inflation goes up and prices go up as long as people have money to buy. An investment to me is something people can buy in the future. Will guns be an investment? Depends on the democrats.If no one was buying gold, the price wouldnt be 1800 . prices go up on everything that's what inflation is. prices go up wages go up prices go up again wages go up again. Taxes go up but it's just more worthless money. The house we lived in when I was born cost $20,000 in 1964. It's $1 million home now. It's the same house. The taxes for $210 a year. Now they're 5000. $35 for that ounce of gold in 1930 was a lot of money.
How's it go? An ounce of gold should be able to buy a nice suit (perhaps not the nicest, but not a thrift store suit), while an ounce of silver should be able to buy a meal (perhaps not the nicest meal, however a satisfying meal).If no one was buying gold, the price wouldnt be 1800 . prices go up on everything that's what inflation is. prices go up wages go up prices go up again wages go up again. Taxes go up but it's just more worthless money. The house we lived in when I was born cost $20,000 in 1964. It's $1 million home now. It's the same house. The taxes for $210 a year. Now they're 5000. $35 for that ounce of gold in 1930 was a lot of money.
Still trueHow's it go? An ounce of gold should be able to buy a nice suit (perhaps not the nicest, but not a thrift store suit), while an ounce of silver should be able to buy a meal (perhaps not the nicest meal, however a satisfying meal).