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Do both. Invent a time machine and sell them now and later. Pretty simple really.
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Whip out the 3D printer…. think BIGLY!!You could lease them out with an option to repurchase. That's what I'd do.
Your noise:The question was whether to sell it now or later during the next panic. Clearly stated in the title. Not sure what all the noise in your post is about
I've gotten rid of 75% of my stuff in the last year as I've become a minimalist. Hence why I'm getting rid of the remaining excess items.
When did they start coming in a wrapper?Let the bidding begin!
$1.00 each in the wrapper.
How many do you want?How many mags might you have up for sale?
Yeah I'm not sure what the guy who said they're $4 a pop on CDNN. I don't have 10, I'm not talking about $100 worth of mags and they were more like $14Sounds like you're really after investment advice more than anything. With that mindset, here's my answer.
Sell them.
Let's just make up some numbers and it becomes clear why...
Assuming you got a good deal on them and paid say, $8 each. They can be reasily found new for about $15 retail, $10-12 second hand (New).
Say you wait 5 years for another market pop, KCI mags won't be driven up to $20+ (in my opinion)... So you hold them for another several years to make an extra $100?
There's better investments out there. And if you are wanting to be a speculative gun part buyer, for investment reasons, stick to factory mags or "duty" level at least. Glock brand mags are much more likely to double in price than a KCI or ETS mag ever would.
I have pmags that are worth 2-3x their retail price, lancers too, but none of my hex mags are worth more than I paid lol.
Good luck either way, fun topic
I don't want the single ply to you stole from Jack in the Box....I'll trade you the mags for all the toilet paper I stored up...
Then yeah, if you don't need them, let them go. It's liberating to clear out the parts bin from time to time. I recently sold a LOT of mags when I realized I had acquired a few too many. That money was better spent finishing some other half done projectsYeah I'm not sure what the guy who said they're $4 a pop on CDNN. I don't have 10, I'm not talking about $100 worth of mags and they were more like $14
I didn't buy them as an investment.