This post will read better if you imagine it said in a snobby corksniffer voice.
Oh...I’m sorry...I wasn’t aware you had any other voice than that of a snobby corksniffer....
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This post will read better if you imagine it said in a snobby corksniffer voice.
Oh...I’m sorry...I wasn’t aware you had any other voice than that of a snobby corksniffer....
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I guess you don't want to hear of the ones I have and have had that shoot 1" groups at 100 yards, then. I had one Finn Model 39 that shot 3/4" groups at 100 yards with iron sights and certain surplus ammo. Traded it to a friend years ago. He still has it. I make a half-hearted attempt to buy it back every few years.
Translation into gun truth:
It was so awesome you got rid of it. You even half heartedly kinda sorta might want it back, but really only say that to make yer friend feel better for being stuck with it!
Lolz.
Nope. This was back in the days when they were extremely cheap and easy to replace. I paid $50 for it at a pawn shop. I got bored with that model and wanted to try something new. Even though they were cheap, I was a poor young guy, so I sold it to him because he wanted it so badly and used the proceeds to try out something new. If I had it today, it wouldn't get sold. I'm 20 years older and a little wiser than I was then.
Nice. Good gun karma giving it to him, I'd say.
Supply, demand, and a devalued dollar. Don't forget that last one.
You both are forgetting bubba. The more that are bubba'd the more the unmolested ones go up in price.