It seems like in today's day and age, firearms are starting to resemble the stock market. Obama gets elected and the price of guns soars. Everyone runs out and buys firearms, and the prices start to drop. I can see the price going up again if a bill comes on the table.
Plus, firearms are also a great investment. They hold their value much better than other investments (i.e. cars, non-waterfront real estate, etc.) and can more easily be kept up with and maintained, for a fraction of the cost of keeping up with the two aforementioned.
After reading a thread on the Saiga 12 and seeing the price drop $100, I thought "hm, I'll wait until it drops more. Then if it starts to go up I'll just buy then." At that point, I immediately thought of the stock market and the general method for buying stocks.
Now I don't buy stocks, but my friends do and that's the generally "safe" way to do it, as I recall. So what do you think, do stocks and firearms have something in common?
Plus, firearms are also a great investment. They hold their value much better than other investments (i.e. cars, non-waterfront real estate, etc.) and can more easily be kept up with and maintained, for a fraction of the cost of keeping up with the two aforementioned.
After reading a thread on the Saiga 12 and seeing the price drop $100, I thought "hm, I'll wait until it drops more. Then if it starts to go up I'll just buy then." At that point, I immediately thought of the stock market and the general method for buying stocks.
Now I don't buy stocks, but my friends do and that's the generally "safe" way to do it, as I recall. So what do you think, do stocks and firearms have something in common?