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    Quote Originally Posted by Roundballer View Post
    No such thing as "too many".
    There are no maximums. There is an unwritten law that requires you to own, as a MINIMUM, one firearm for every year old you are. For most people, by the time you are old enough to buy your own, you are at an 18 year deficit (if you don't have a generous uncle or something). Now, it doesn't matter what type of firearm it is, you can have a dozen ARs and EACH will count for the total.
    This man gets it ;^D
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    This thread makes me sad. "Make them pay up"? What kind of community is this???

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    Quote Originally Posted by Erik moser View Post
    This thread makes me sad. "Make them pay up"? What kind of community is this???
    So you prefer socialism over capitalism, eh?

    The point is, if you fail to plan and act when times are good, nobody "owes" you a do-over when prices go up or supply goes down.

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    No, I'm not a socialist. I also fully understand supply and demand. I am a business owner as well and understand how things work. If you want to be one of these morons selling 9 mil for $2 a round go right ahead. ��

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    Quote Originally Posted by Erik moser View Post
    No, I'm not a socialist. I also fully understand supply and demand. I am a business owner as well and understand how things work. If you want to be one of these morons selling 9 mil for $2 a round go right ahead. ��
    I would willingly participate in selling for that money if a buyer was willing. How is that wrong?

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    Best to sell it cheap so the buyer can turn around and double his money selling it. Then, at least, you won't be a moron. LOL
    If you are better off than you were 4 years ago....................you are probably an ILLEGAL INVADER.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Imshootin View Post
    Best to sell it cheap so the buyer can turn around and double his money selling it. Then, at least, you won't be a moron. LOL
    This...LOL
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    Quote Originally Posted by Scoop View Post
    So you prefer socialism over capitalism, eh?

    The point is, if you fail to plan and act when times are good, nobody "owes" you a do-over when prices go up or supply goes down.
    perfect explanation.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Erik moser View Post
    No, I'm not a socialist. I also fully understand supply and demand. I am a business owner as well and understand how things work. If you want to be one of these morons selling 9 mil for $2 a round go right ahead. ��
    You're not a socialist, but three sentences later, you're disparaging capitalism. Make up your mind.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Scoop View Post
    You're not a socialist, but three sentences later, you're disparaging capitalism. Make up your mind.


    But it's not fair! YOU bought that AR for $500 a year ago. Even though that same rifle is now selling for for $900 used, it's not fair for you to sell it to me for $650!
    But I do have a slightly used Bersa Thunder I'll trade you even up....


    During one of the previous AR ban panics I sold all my AR's for a mild profit, then picked up a couple of classic S&W revolvers (29, 586) and a Belgian Browning Hi-Power. The revolvers were about $300/ea, the Hi-Power set me back $400.

    I was recently offered $1k for the 29, and a similar price for the Hi-Power. Part of me regrets not selling them... but I love 'em.
    If the market is willing to pay a price, the price is fair.

    A friend is selling an original and immaculate '83 Monte Carlo SS with 156 miles. He bought the car for $10k originally, current bid is over $20K.
    By prevailing logic, apparently he's a jerk for selling it for more than the original price. I mean, it IS used, and old.... should only be maybe $2500, right?
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