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Walt NW · 05-29-2006, 05:06 PM

Lots of very nice Lugers at very high prices. Unfortunately, couldn't find a bargin in the crowd, in fact, most of the older weapons of all kinds were on the high side. Standard Nambu model 14's from $350 to $600. Enfield P-14's around $300-$450 and a 1898 Krag at $995! Almost bit into at 1943 dual tone P-38 at $750, but talked myself out of it. Few C-96 Mausers all at a grand or better. Think I'm about to be priced out of my favorite hobby. Beginning to remind me of the run on collectible stamps by investors about 20 years back. Probably a good idea. If I would have put the money I threw into better guns over the years instead of the stock market, I'd be way ahead.

05-29-2006, 05:06 PM	#1
Walt NW User Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: New Caney, Texas Posts: 90 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Houston Gun Show Lots of very nice Lugers at very high prices. Unfortunately, couldn't find a bargin in the crowd, in fact, most of the older weapons of all kinds were on the high side. Standard Nambu model 14's from $350 to $600. Enfield P-14's around $300-$450 and a 1898 Krag at $995! Almost bit into at 1943 dual tone P-38 at $750, but talked myself out of it. Few C-96 Mausers all at a grand or better. Think I'm about to be priced out of my favorite hobby. Beginning to remind me of the run on collectible stamps by investors about 20 years back. Probably a good idea. If I would have put the money I threw into better guns over the years instead of the stock market, I'd be way ahead.