MT GUNNY
Member
At the beginning of this year, I (by my own idiocy) had a large bill to pay. If it wasn't for my collection of Firearms, I would not only be broke but in the hole.
That situation got me to thinking about investing in Gold and Silver or even firearms. Because of the price of those choices, silver would be my beginning option.
So, would "firearms" rise in value IF the dollar fell to nothing? I'm thinking they would for a few reasons.
1: More people would want to be able to protect there assets.
2: More people would want to protect there family.
3: Demand Would be high.
4: Those with many firearms would sell them for Food and gold and silver, Bartering.
I understand that a used one with lots of rounds would go for less than a NIB or slightly used. Another thing to consider would be known "reliable" firearms.
Any thoughts!
That situation got me to thinking about investing in Gold and Silver or even firearms. Because of the price of those choices, silver would be my beginning option.
So, would "firearms" rise in value IF the dollar fell to nothing? I'm thinking they would for a few reasons.
1: More people would want to be able to protect there assets.
2: More people would want to protect there family.
3: Demand Would be high.
4: Those with many firearms would sell them for Food and gold and silver, Bartering.
I understand that a used one with lots of rounds would go for less than a NIB or slightly used. Another thing to consider would be known "reliable" firearms.
Any thoughts!