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Diver6106 · 01-13-2019, 06:29 PM

I think the market has bubbled and poped in WW I/II guns. They're just too expensive over $1000, compared to the rest of guns available. I am a low end collector of 'shooters', with NO cash flow limits or problems. When I started in the 1990's, I was looking for $400 P-38s and $500 Lugers. I bought several at these prices or a little more. Also bought the parts to build mismatched pistols - a LOT of fun with slow collection of parts. But over a $1000, no matter how good it is, I just wouldn't buy it - too many other things I'd rather buy. I LOVE LOOKING at the high end, but buy and USE the low end. And now pretty much have my fill.

01-13-2019, 06:29 PM	#12
Diver6106 User Join Date: Sep 2014 Location: Mt. Vernon VA Posts: 245 Thanks: 1,433 Thanked 117 Times in 75 Posts	I think the market has bubbled and poped in WW I/II guns. They're just too expensive over $1000, compared to the rest of guns available. I am a low end collector of 'shooters', with NO cash flow limits or problems. When I started in the 1990's, I was looking for $400 P-38s and $500 Lugers. I bought several at these prices or a little more. Also bought the parts to build mismatched pistols - a LOT of fun with slow collection of parts. But over a $1000, no matter how good it is, I just wouldn't buy it - too many other things I'd rather buy. I LOVE LOOKING at the high end, but buy and USE the low end. And now pretty much have my fill.