if you want a fighting rifle, better get it NOW

[hanni]

Obama's executive order stopping private sales is going to drive prices up, possibly thru the roof and mess up availability, too.

 

[Atom Smasher]

I just met for lunch today with a buddy who is a firearms expert. I'm going to make some moves now while I still can.

 

[Bible_Belt]

Trump will just repeal everything. Prices will plummet when that happens.

 

[hanni]

maybe and first he has to get IN, which is going to take over a year. why risk it, when $600 now can save you?

 

[Bible_Belt]

But it's not about banning guns. Mostly it is about screwing over unlicensed gun sellers. I'd invest in a firearms dealership, or a how-to-get-a-license educational program for guys who want to be licensed sellers.

 

[hanni]

you have to be fingerprinted, give the feds your pic, give them $300, if youi're not turning several k per year of profit by selling guns, it's not worth getting licensed. Obama is floating a balloon, seeing what he can get away with. the answer will be, very soon, NOTHING, punk!. but in the meantime, prices will go up.

 

[hanni]

you'll never see prices on AR's get any lower than they are right now. You can assemble a parts gun for $550, if you shop around.

 

[LiveFreeX]

You can still buy paintball guns with pepper rounds or glass breakers.

Gun kid are you an arms machinist? If not you should seriously consider taking that trade up. I hear there is a ton of money in gun engravings and custom weaponry. I've always found gun smithing to be a very interesting job.

 

[hanni]

never could draw, even, much less do engraving. Smithing, with very rare exceptions, pays very little. you can make far more money in much easier ways. it's amazing to me how much money people will spend on guns, and then rarely never shoot them, have no real skill with them, etc. It takes many years to develope enough of a (wealthy) clientele to make a good living as a smith.