kirkbridgershooters
Well-Known Member
I find it hard to understand that simply because a particular gun once belonged to a gun writer, or some other known personage, it has enhanced value.
This is what you said, then stumbled around with a qualifying statement later.
Believing that the increased price is reasonable and asking for it is a long way from actually getting it, and it is the latter that represents the true value of the gun.
I'm sorry you are so sensitive, but you are still wrong. I am not going to detail gun investments, but I have never made 20% per year on guns which is more than any market investing would net in a fantastic trade year. For many years running, I have netted over 100%.
Because you can't do something, don't think it is impossible...
My apologies to this board and thread for spending too much time trying to enlighten someone that won't pay attention.