linksep wrote:The prices of AKs are up seemingly 50% since last January (assuming you can find one at all). Too late. I have been waiting patiently for AK prices to come back down from the last panic and they were just approaching reasonable (in my opinion) then POW! Chinese Cold Virus + Riots = guns gone and prices up 50% by March.
Holland&Holland wrote:linksep wrote:The prices of AKs are up seemingly 50% since last January (assuming you can find one at all). Too late. I have been waiting patiently for AK prices to come back down from the last panic and they were just approaching reasonable (in my opinion) then POW! Chinese Cold Virus + Riots = guns gone and prices up 50% by March.
After Trump wins they will come down again.
Ghost wrote:Holland&Holland wrote:linksep wrote:The prices of AKs are up seemingly 50% since last January (assuming you can find one at all). Too late. I have been waiting patiently for AK prices to come back down from the last panic and they were just approaching reasonable (in my opinion) then POW! Chinese Cold Virus + Riots = guns gone and prices up 50% by March.
After Trump wins they will come down again.
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smurfman wrote:Holland&Holland wrote:linksep wrote:The prices of AKs are up seemingly 50% since last January (assuming you can find one at all). Too late. I have been waiting patiently for AK prices to come back down from the last panic and they were just approaching reasonable (in my opinion) then POW! Chinese Cold Virus + Riots = guns gone and prices up 50% by March.
After Trump wins they will come down again.
It is a nice thought but probably no longer valid. I dearly hope I'm wrong but I don't see things improving on the firearms side no matter who wins. There is too much fear of what may happen for a single election to change things for the better in many people's minds while that same election could cause a shift to the worse for others.
The riots will continue and probably ramp up, demands for social, financial, and justice reforms will intensify, and so called "problems" with Wuhan flu will continue with governors maintaining their dictatorial lockdowns on goods and services - I wouldn't be surprised if some things currently considered "essential" aren't reclassified after the elections.
Holland&Holland wrote:smurfman wrote:Holland&Holland wrote:After Trump wins they will come down again.
It is a nice thought but probably no longer valid. I dearly hope I'm wrong but I don't see things improving on the firearms side no matter who wins. There is too much fear of what may happen for a single election to change things for the better in many people's minds while that same election could cause a shift to the worse for others.
The riots will continue and probably ramp up, demands for social, financial, and justice reforms will intensify, and so called "problems" with Wuhan flu will continue with governors maintaining their dictatorial lockdowns on goods and services - I wouldn't be surprised if some things currently considered "essential" aren't reclassified after the elections.
No they won't. You can only burn down so much until you have burned up all your resources and have to move to a different area. Eventually they will try to burn down the wrong neighborhood and they do not have the fortitude for what that will take.
Bearcatrp wrote:Seems like the new world order has started.
Holland&Holland wrote:After Trump wins they will come down again.
linksep wrote:Holland&Holland wrote:After Trump wins they will come down again.
Yeah, assuming Trump wins and the senate doesn't flip...and assuming there are no "mass" shooting events: prices will come back down but it will take a year plus to clear the backlogs, then rebuild inventory to levels that will drive prices back down to what I'm willing to pay.
smurfman wrote:
"Eventually" is the key word and one that means after a long time and much trouble. I don't see next November being a long time from now, nor Janurary so do not see any reason for these riots to stop. I do not see political backing of these organizations disappearing any time soon either which is what allowed these "protests" to grow into the mess they are.
What you propose to happen is as concerning as what is happening now. Neither bodes well for the future and would usher in a very different way of life.
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