Sure Shot Mc Gee
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+1 FOR cecILL's idea.
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Moving and need to get rid of guns!
- Thread starter karim0028
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Yes, because the price went back downAR-15s are at the same prices they were before Sandy Hook.
Right after Sandy Hook they rose 400-600%
Saying any gun price "won't go up" is simply guesswork
Theohazard
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I think you're missing my point. That price jump was a temporary spike due to panic buying. We're talking about prices permanently going up significantly in the next two years, which is unlikely.Snyper said:Yes, because the price went back downTheohazard said:AR-15s are at the same prices they were before Sandy Hook.
Right after Sandy Hook they rose 400-600%
Saying any gun price "won't go up" is simply guesswork
Aguila Blanca
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Where was I when this was happening?Snyper said:Yes, because the price went back downAR-15s are at the same prices they were before Sandy Hook.
Right after Sandy Hook they rose 400-600%
Saying any gun price "won't go up" is simply guesswork
Even at a 400% increase, that would mean that an AR-15 that sold for $1000 before Sandy Hook jumped to $5000. At a 600% increase, the new price would have been $7000. I don't think prices jumped anywhere near that much.
Theohazard
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^^^ Good point. The most I ever saw was prices tripling in some places, which is a 200% increase. Where did prices increase by 400-600%?