And the market has never gone down. There is a fixed supply so prices for MGs have always gone up. It's actually a good investment that you can have fun with (before the current ammo prices at least).
After the German surrender my grandfather's Sgt snagged a box of Luger pistols and gave one to each of his men to take home as a souvenir. My grandfather gave it to his brother who sold it for $50. $50 in the 1940's, mind you, but still...
good boys go to heaven! (the dog)
How much of a meth/crack-head does one have to be to participate in those silly, “buyback” programs? I’m guessing a severely addicted one
if youre not building $10 slam fire 12 gauge shotguns from shit from lowes and turning them in for $100 each then youre doing it wrong.
I see what you mean 😎 However, I love the part when the local buyback programs announce “one broken pistol and a rusted out shotgun” as a “victory” 👍
i think a bb gun was turned in once at one of those shitshows in NC. thought that was hilarious
Sorry kids, the Nerf guns gotta go... daddy needs a new bump stock 😎
FTFY
Thats way too much effort for 800$ u can get 5 3d printers and make 10-25 liberator pistols a day and make that sweet sweet proffit
People who sell fake guns and use the proceeds to buy real ones. Idiot antigunners dont know tne difference anyway
FYI legal registered machine guns start at $10,000 and go WAY up from there, especially authentic war guns.
And the market has never gone down. There is a fixed supply so prices for MGs have always gone up. It's actually a good investment that you can have fun with (before the current ammo prices at least).
Reminds me of Cash for Clunkers - how many unrestored classics got crushed?
not too many. most of the clunkers were just older cars. the real loosers were people who could have used the parts off of those cars turned in.
And then he went on to complain that it's so hard to build savings these days because of capitalism.
Oh man, I forgot how much I used to like this guy's comics.
Good dog.
After the German surrender my grandfather's Sgt snagged a box of Luger pistols and gave one to each of his men to take home as a souvenir. My grandfather gave it to his brother who sold it for $50. $50 in the 1940's, mind you, but still...
I heard of someone somewhere that plans on stocking up on zip guns for the next buyback. Like that he can stock up on actual guns n ammo.