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Because it is most likely made of better materials & processes, better fit, finish and function will most likely appreciate in value and last forever.So, when it comes time to buy, why is the old and inferior so highly valued?
Agreed. Modern barrels are something amazing, especially if you get a good one. Although I am going hipster as the older collector stuff is gaining appeal to me. It all started when I learned who Jack O'Conner was and read about his model 70... Next thing you know I'm researching Japanese sniper rifles... Interesting way to learn some history at least.Not all the old stuff is made of better material and such. Technology improves and so on so forth.
Old stuff tend to have a collector's value. Which is why things like the SVD cost a lot, even though you can easily get something that is way more accurate for a whole lot less. Granted, a hi-point is definitely not gonna be better than the old stuff... Then again, we all know @Kruejl just loves hi-points.
I would hardly put an SVD in the same class as what I (as well as others might consider classic & high quality) such as Early Remington & Winchester rifles, pre lock, pinned & recessed Smiths & Colt Snakes. Heck, The SVD just looks like another stamped out AK.Which is why things like the SVD cost a lot,
Not all the old stuff is made of better material and such. Technology improves and so on so forth.
Old stuff tend to have a collector's value. Which is why things like the SVD cost a lot, even though you can easily get something that is way more accurate for a whole lot less. Granted, a hi-point is definitely not gonna be better than the old stuff... Then again, we all know @Kruejl just loves hi-points.
The SVD is milled... Its nothing similar to an AK. While there are certainly some rifles I would much rather have, like a Whitworth rifle or the Fayetteville rifle, the SVD is still on the list.I would hardly put an SVD in the same class as what I (as well as others might consider classic & high quality) such as Early Remington & Winchester rifles, pre lock, pinned & recessed Smiths & Colt Snakes. Heck, The SVD just looks like another stamped out AK.
I have AKs and FALs and such. You can tell I absolutely love all the new stuff.Agreed. Modern barrels are something amazing, especially if you get a good one. Although I am going hipster as the older collector stuff is gaining appeal to me. It all started when I learned who Jack O'Conner was and read about his model 70... Next thing you know I'm researching Japanese sniper rifles... Interesting way to learn some history at least.
Mention my name and Hi-Point in the same sentence again and I'll ban you for life.
I know man, I don't like hi-point either. Honestly, I went out of my way to get my friend to not get a hi-point pistol and instead just spend the extra cash on a Glock. I almost wrote a damn essay too.
Lol when I was at the muzzleloader thing a week ago with @AndyinEverson .Friends don't let friends buy hi-points.
Hey man, you make three times what I make now. Not a reason for you to get a hi-point.Lol when I was at the muzzleloader thing a week ago with @AndyinEverson .
We where in the gun shop and guess what I saw .I even said I should buy that just to put it on here.
HI POINT .40 CAL .189 BUCKS .LOL
There is only one reason .Hey man, you make three times what I make now. Not a reason for you to get a hi-point.
There is only one reason .
And that is to post pictures on here and make everyone Jealous HEHEE
Children in Africa will send you money so you can get something other than a hi-point.There is only one reason .
And that is to post pictures on here and make everyone Jealous HEHEE
Children in Africa will send you money so you can get something other than a hi-point.