[parabellum9x19]

Has gun prices increased due to the war? Buy now or later?



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[WonderNine]

no

[ruger357]

Have not seen an increase in my area.

[foghornl]

Other than the usual "new year model" $10-$20 bump, no

[Country Boy]

Sorry for picking nits, but it should be "HAVE gun prices increased due to the war?"

[Schuey2002]

.. not around this part of the woods. ;)

[TIMC]

No they "have" not. I have seen some shortages on surplus ammo but I don't think it's beacuse of the war.

[Ewok_Guy]

No, but ammo is scarce.

[WonderNine]

No, but ammo is scarce.

I've noticed that too. Prices on ammo sure suck lately.

[Nick96]

No, I haven't seen any differance in gun prices.

A little off topic, but something I have noticed in casual conversation since the war started is the number of people you normally wouldn't consider as being the type to have firearms for personel protection - do in fact have such firearms. Not target guns, not plinking guns, not hunting guns - but actual honest to goodness guns for the sole purpose of personel protection.

I heard somewhere that a Japanies officer involved in planning the Pearl Harbor attack was asked after the war if there was ever a consideration to actually invade the American mainland. The answer was "of course not - too many private American citizens with guns". Somehow it's reassuring to think that "real people's" attitude towards the right to "keep and bear arms" hasn't changed much in 60 years - dispite what the PC crowd would have us believe.