IraqVeteran8888/Eric on YouTube telling people to invest in the following guns because values are rising as they become more rare: 1. Swiss K31 2. Martini Henry 3. Finnish M39 4. Bulgarian Makarov pistols 5. Yugoslavian SKS
>firearms >invest outside of rare exceptions, firearms have only gone up in value because FDR was a communist nigger and made it so that he and other (((leftists))) could cause inflation.
Luis White
That is to say the nominal value has increased, however the value in real dollars has typically decreased or not changed.
Joseph Roberts
every time these fags make a video on it they get that much rarer. stop doing that and let the secret caches be. i want my kids to go to fucking college
Aaron Scott
I don't know why, but I hate IraqVeteran8888. He's just such a fag, and I can't place it.
Juan Phillips
That’s not true for example a surplus Walther p1 was $300 in 2012. Now they are $500+..same with the Swiss k31
Logan Clark
Investing in any gun that your not viewing as a tool seems kinda stupid now as the gun market is in a bad idea. Milsurp market - based on demand, which is shrinking as time progresses and modern guns get cheaper, some use ammo so weird it might not have been mass produced in decades. Machine gun- there's always the small chance the Supreme Court could make machine guns legal again through reinterpretation of a sentence, making your 50 year old m-16 a curio and decreasing its worth by 99.99% after it becomes legal to make TiNi coated auto sears with punisher skulls engraved into them. Weird weapons - only thing worth money really, street sweepers, gyrojets, and other shit that produces fanboys the second they read a Wikipedia article and the amounts aren't artificially limited are the only things of guaranteed worth.
I might be a little cynical but I think iraqvet might have already "invested" in these rifles and are trying to get people to liquidate his shit.
>i want my kids to go to fucking college That's fucking stupid. You can teach your child all of aerospace, mechanical, and chemical engineering easily by the time they're 16. The books are readily available online. Teach them a trade like welding along the way, and then they're set for anything.
Spending lots of money on college is for niggers, and niggers who want the prestige of pretending their children aren't niggers.
Parker Campbell
No IV8888 has over 200 firearms in his collection and is actively acquiring more. He is a legitimate collector and has a profound interest in the guns he collects. Now if times get hard, I’m sure he would liquidate a lot of his collection for well under current value
Jose Lewis
Nigger this man is a salesman do you hear yourself.
Jeremiah Garcia
What is he selling? Dipshit. The guy has a massive collection and he is adding to it
Wyatt Foster
No, because I'm not an idiot and invest my money in things with better returns than a couple hundred bucks.
Alexander Hill
Be honest with yourself. You don’t invest at all because you’re poor. If you had more money you would by more Military surplus firearms
Lincoln Hall
>Be Canadafag >SVT-40's were everywhere and only $300 like three years ago >Now can't find one for less than $850 Fuck, I should have bought a dozen instead of just one.
Those would have been a great investment years ago. It's a bad one now with politics. Nobody else that is a gun owner is going to want to get shot over one collector not wanting to hand over his collection when it doesn't get grandfathered in and that shit gets banned.
Evan Jenkins
Ah yeah cause you'll get your PE/FE cause you learned it when you was 16 from paw. All the engineering firms are just going crazy for home taught engineers.
Colton Smith
Literally guns nigger hes an ffl.
Aiden Long
That’s just the point senpai. Military surplus firearms will not fall under any bans making them a phenomenal investment
Carson Thomas
"military styled rifles" you really think that's going to slip under a ban? HA. It's going to be all weapons that are capable of taking more than 10 rounds, anything semi automatic, anything labeled "military" they're going to say it doesn't have a sporting purpose and no matter how much you explain it does it's not going to matter because it's a backwards fucking funnel to gun grabbers.
Aiden Davis
Sorry you got it all wrong. They will never ban Mosin nagant, Mausers, k31, or 1903’s, Enfield So buy them while they are available and you will have a legitimate military rifle to defend yourself with and pass down to future generations
Jace Hughes
Here I am in America regretting not picking one up when they were $700-800
Robert Lopez
lol get real, you think gun control is about safety? It's intended to be "common sense" sounding enough to get as much stuff as possible banned to make banning the rest of it easier too. If they could get it all at once, they'd do it. After they get done with trying to pass as many stupid laws as possible about AR's they're going to say the powerful AR military round is only designed for 3 to 500m, these old rifles are even more powerful longer range sniper rifles and try to ban that too. Their goal isn't to make guns safer, go watch how anti-gunners act when a shooting happens they're happy people die, they'll jump up and down with glee and cheer someone got shot because they think it means guns are getting closer to getting banned. All guns. Especially stuff that has military connotations, that's going to be the first shit they go after for sweeping bans that get rid of as many guns as possible at once.
Grayson Sullivan
I actually bought a Finnish M39 and a Norinco SKS recently, so yes.
Daniel Butler
My 401k, money market, ETF, and 10,000 XRP say otherwise. I'm certainly not rich, but investing isn't hard and doesn't require much money to start. Guns are probably the worst thing you can "invest" in though.
Nathaniel Lewis
If you want to invest, put a small chunk of every paycheck into a conservatively-run mutual fund and wait 40 years. By the time you're ready to retire, you'll be a millionaire.
Buy guns because you like them or think they'll keep you safe from bad guys, not as investments.
Justin Bailey
the time to "invest" in milsurp is 15 years ago buying high is not a sound investment strategy.
>car dealer collects >when he tells me about "vtec performance" he must be totally honest and not trying to sell me something
Nolan Barnes
>IV1488 does a "Hurr INVESTIN THESE NOW YUKK YUKK" video
>A few weeks later does a gun gripe with Othias where they both defend themselves saying they have not hiked gun prices, and also say "Sorry you can't rip people off anymore :))))"
He's over generalizing but let's be real at this point you have to be a certain kind of person to want a machine gun that isn't a hk, ar, or ak at this point. So to view even a good amount of machine guns as foolproof investments is treading on thin ice. Most people who own guns wouldn't pay 3k or whatever a 50 year old machine pistol is going for these days or knows enough to give a shit about valmets.
>Are these the best mil surps to invest in? Original India pattern brown bess Original ANIX or Chaleville musket Flintlock holster/manstopper/coach/travelling pocket London or Bristol made flintlocks Enfield rifle muskets 56/53/58/61 Original Sniders Original cal martinis Original 19th century colt percussion revolvers Early US lever actions Springfield muskets and trapdoors Original unmofified Cal 19th century Swiss Vetterlis Mauser 71s Chausspots Gras Lebel Lorenz muskets Any duelling pistol pairs Mosin/Mauser snipers Model 4 T lee enfields Lee metfords Mint garands
Fine percussion shotguns and rifles The Swiss K31 is a great rifle though
>4. Bulgarian Makarov pistols >5. Yugoslavian SKS
Nah on those two, go for quality and get the bayos
don't forget capandball and britishmuzzleloaders
Carson Martinez
Firearms and antique weapons have the greatest return of any asset class since the 1960s user. Pre mass production is highest premium after that 19th centurn after that WW1, only a handful of WW2 weapons will appreciate, lugers, springfields, snipers, the effect of their being LOTS of something is to greatly reduce the price appreciation. Powder flasks, bayonets, original bullet moulds and tools have been steadily rising all my life
Jordan Brown
As the global population increases exponentially, Military surplus rifles become more rare. It’s math. The prices will keep rising as the populations and demand increase
Nicholas Hernandez
>muh gun grabbers be cummin for muh milsurp too
The Antigun movement is pretty much dead desu, and none of them are autistic to give a fuck about 5 MOA pieces of scrapmetal and wallhangers.
Investing in milsurp over the next 5 years is a good idea since all of the old stuff is new again.
It wont get you any real returns, since all the MGTOW Baby Boomers have largely hoarded the market 20 years ago, but you might get a 50% ROI.
CMP Garands and other good deals on WW2 firearms can be sold to COD/BF5 gamerbros a few years down the line.
Ayden Foster
>Firearms and antique weapons have the greatest return of any asset class since the 1960s user I don't believe you.
Connor White
>implying this shit wont be forgotten in 10 years.
Who the fuck outside of museums is currently buying early 19th Century rifles? How long before Victorian arms and after that, C&R goes down the tubes as well?
What happens to the massive stockplies the Boomer wizards have when they croak Now-10 years from now?
Brody Long
1 million immigrants come to the states every year legally, they are all shitting out fuck tons of children. It’s supply and demand. For example only 500k Swiss k31 were made. The prices will go up exponentially when the Swiss Arsenal sells them all
Joseph Evans
>there will be a growing interest in firearms proportionate to the population
>especially true for a somewhat obsure rifle with high barrier of entry and soon to be unobtanium ammo