Should we buy more guns or silver?

[speeddemon94]

I would love to still have some of the guns I bought in the late 80's early 90's... Obscure brand M1 carbines, AK variants, etc Man that stuff was cheap...I used to go and drop a whole paycheck on nothing but guns...Ah the old days.

 

[oknow]

Go for ammo..

why not both at the same time

Silver Bullet Bullion?

 

[gallogiro]

why not both at the same time

Silver Bullet Bullion?

Way cool!

 

[drew]

why not both at the same time

Silver Bullet Bullion?

Very cool. Might have found some gifts for a couple family members.

 

[t.huynh]

Place for the best prices for buying and selling Gold bullion and Silver bullion online. Up to the minute pricing to help you Buy and Sell Gold online. Phone: 1-800-690-4995

Can you just walk in here and buy direct from them?

 

[mosinguy1]

Those rock!!!!!!!!

 

[deen_ad]

So true. Good thing I have no ammo at all.

Did you lose it in a boating accident?

 

[Burt Gummer]

Can you just walk in here and buy direct from them?

Yes, just walk in.

Coin Cottage would also be a good choice, or so I had heard - a more personal touch over there plus they are gun guys.

 

[renfield]

Guns, mags, and ammo......The new gold.....and silver!
Besides when shtf the guys with the the guns, mags, and ammo will take your gold and silver!

Come round my house and I will gladly take your guns, mags and ammo off your hands.

 

[coctailer]

Yes, just walk in.

Coin Cottage would also be a good choice, or so I had heard - a more personal touch over there plus they are gun guys.

Seems like the Coin Cottage has been out of silver most of the time these days.

I may try your AJPM place in Tigard next week to see if they have Maples and Phil's.

 

[Burt Gummer]

The Fed created/dumped over $23 trillion in PAPER gold certs last Friday. Then they rushed in to purchase physical gold via their inflationary printing press. Silver follows gold so all they had to do is print gold certs via their minion banks (JPM) and silver declines also.

All of this is so they can hoard gold/silver because their member banks are failing. Pricing for physical all based on a ponzi scam that they control for now.

Buy physical precious metals are these prices. If you are in it for the long haul you can't go wrong. Emulate what the banksters are doing as they are telling you to sell. Do the opposite. Just know that what the price of gold or silver is has never had anything to do with real supply and demand (since the private Fed took control of the nation's money supply 100 years ago). Our financial masters LOVE dates and symbolism, so the 100 year mark has a lot to do with this activity, count on it.

People are buying physical PMs, all they can get; but the price is going down, down, down. The reason for that is criminal manipulation via their Ponzi.

It is fascinating that in this day and age trillion-dollar scams are running right before the eyes of the public. The worst being the investment banks under the Fed with their wreckless 600+ trillion dollar leveraged gambling binge that will collapse the entire house of cards.

http://www.paulcraigroberts.org/

 

[coctailer]

The Fed created/dumped over $23 trillion in PAPER gold certs last Friday. Then they rushed in to purchase physical gold via their inflationary printing press. Silver follows gold so all they had to do is print gold certs via their minion banks (JPM) and silver declines also.

All of this is so they can hoard gold/silver because their member banks are failing. Pricing for physical all based on a ponzi scam that they control for now.

Buy physical precious metals are these prices. If you are in it for the long haul you can't go wrong. Emulate what the banksters are doing as they are telling you to sell. Do the opposite. Just know that what the price of gold or silver is has never had anything to do with real supply and demand.

People are buying physical PMs, all they can get; but the price is going down, down, down. The reason for that is criminal manipulation via their Ponzi.

There is no silver to be had at the bullion dealers.
Coin Cottage is perpetually sold out.

I go in daily and might get a couple ozs that some other person brought in and sold minutes earlier.

 

[bluesurf]

Did you lose it in a boating accident?

Yes, tragically.

 

[19 Adam]

Silver cost to produce seems to be running ~$24/ounce so should I invest more in guns or silver? I love both.

I agree with having a supply of both but only if you have enough long term food for you and your extended group to last at least 6 months. Read the posts here on the board so you know how much food that is. A couple of 6 gallon buckets of meals will not last you and you can not eat silver or bullets. IMHO you will not be able to trade silver or bullets for food in a SHTF situation. Anyone having enough "extra" food to be able to trade will more likely than not have a good supply of both silver and lead. Just food for thought.

 

[Blitzkrieg]

I'm doing the following, as far as investments

Long term food storage

Quality guns and accessories

Reloading components and ammo as available

Tooling for my new biz

Silver may not have seen the bottom yet and you can't eat it or defend yourself with it. If you do buy, check out kitco.com

Avoid gimmick and bullion items.. silver pre 1964 US coins and sealed minted Canadian and US coins are your best bet.. easier to trust in as a barter item

 

[Burt Gummer]

Yep! - broken record here, but silver/gold is for one thing only. A replacement for backed-by-nothing fiat dollars. Not a priority over food or other items.

Plus I know silver is in very thin supply and probably a great deal right now, however - another broken record - supply/demand does NOT control the price of silver, the manipulators do.

I am picking up more silver at these prices; .999 1/2 ounce rounds.

I also agree with Blitzkrieg that pre-64 'junk' silver coins are a fantastic route to go. At/near melt and great for barter/sales down the road. Not worth counterfeiting, at least not yet. Test any silver bars you buy - testing kits on Ebay are only $5.

As I bragged about a year ago I bought a bucket full at a garage sale .

There is something about holding a heavy, solid silver coin in your hand. Love it. I used to carry one on me all the time with a Zimbabwean 100 trillion dollar bill for the 'this is money, this is not' conversations.

Blitzkrieg - I envy you and your toys, especially the thermal optic. If an LS64 or a Thor 1x was only 1/2 the price I'd have one already. The best SHTF tool around plus the ultimate toy - the best of both worlds.

 

[Blitzkrieg]

Yeah, the Marsstar NV is a real treat. It's not thermal but that is coming soon. I once was a retailer of US manufactured NV (Litton) and I already knew how nice Gen 3 is. In fact it's massive overkill in most conventional urban situations. It will shine in the coming collapse. It's going on a tricked out, Designated Marksman PTR 91 heavy barrel. That gun has two other claw optics ready to go, a Leupold 3 x 9 scope and an Eotech BDC AA battery holo. Something for every occasion, all AA battery compatible

Today we got in Four Sevens Quark 8 mode single AA battery flashlights.. Amazon has them for $53 and you can program them for two options at a time.. so far I love them. Put ours on max power and strobe. I nearly blinded myself demo-ing them to my lady with the mirrored hutch in front of me

The pre 64 coins are great if you get mixed bags of dimes, nickels and quarters, because it's easier to weigh out an exact transaction, even if the main deal was for modern minted silver coins. I would recommend a good digital reloading scale and calibration weights so you can prove you're honest

Hope you got a screamin' deal on that bucket, Burt

 

[coctailer]

I went to 3 AJPM stores, Coin Cottage, and the place on 51st and Hawthorne.

Not one oz anywhere except the place on Hawthorne. They were limiting the ASEs to 5 per customer.

 

[Blitzkrieg]

Wow.. again check out kitco.com, huge variety of coin options and some excellent analysis of futures

 

[coctailer]

Wow.. again check out kitco.com, huge variety of coin options and some excellent analysis of futures

I was going to try JMBullion.com.
Any experience with them?