Gun values have gone up dramatically in the last few years more people getting into the market.You priced new guns lately? They have gone way up so the used ones have increased in value accordingly.P.S.The 20th Century is gone and so are the 20th Century prices. I guess add guns to the list of things people think they should be able to buy cheap along with Ammo,Propane and Gasoline(LOL). As I have said here often the root cause is the US Dollar is dropping in value so all things are going up in price if you're using them to buy with. Back in 1913 when an ounce of Gold could be bought for $20 you could get a pretty nice gun for $20 now it takes about $1300 to buy an ounce of Gold and an ounce of Gold will stil buy you a right nice gun.Can't even buy a box of 30-06 now for the $20.
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