Following are summary of the above, they sounds practical enough to consider.. but do they guaranty now the superiority and reliability of the product..would it solve now the question in mind, that expensive guns are really better in quality.
-Buy the Best Gun you could afford
-You pay for what you get
-Buy what feels and operates well for you
-Buy the best you can afford or think custom.
-If a lot of folks want HK as a favorite toy, HK price will be high, despite the fact that it's low cost of production does not justify such high resale price..
-I think because it's made in GERMANY...
-Price for handguns is set by the market,
as for any other product
-Anyway, price is not a real indicator...
-I judge the value of the individual gun on it's merits and worth.
-Cost always plays an important factor in consumer purchases..
-Reliability, accuracy, durability... will normally be better than mass produced firearms,...
-I usually don't look at the price tag until i've had the opportunity to get a feel for the thing. Price is only the fourth or fifth priority on my list.
In conclusion, if I can afford, I think I'll buy the most expensive gun and reliable for my delight, satisfaction and pride of ownership. Although it has the same purpose.
Thanks to all for the good ideas you have given.