i've got a few thousand of 22's, and about 1k of 12 ga. but only 100rds or so of slugs and buckshot, and now i have a dilemma to think about. my friend decided to get more ammo finally so he offered to sell me one of his shotguns. its a h&r pardner protector, i already have one but he priced it at $125 and its new never fired. i don't know if i need another pump but at that price its hard to pass up. thanks
more guns or ammo??
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Hi Old Fart,
I have a few guns I have picked up simply because the price was WAY too good to pass up. Buy it. You can always sell, or trade it, down the line.
I have a few guns I have picked up simply because the price was WAY too good to pass up. Buy it. You can always sell, or trade it, down the line.
Yeah, I've been buying guns for almost 40 years. I've never regretted buying anything that was a good deal. What I do regret, was not buying a lot of them I didn't know were such good deals.
Good suggestion on ammo too 0311. I'm still shooting a lot of rifle and pistol ammo I paid a dime a round for.
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Ammo.You can never have too much.
As the late Col. Jeff Cooper stated in his book FIREWORKS:
In Chapter 20, Ballistic Wampum, he states,
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"A trustworthy entity (king, nation, company, bank) which promises to redeem its paper in gold, on demand, can issue pretty good money. Obviously when an untrustworthy entity does not so promise, what it issues as "money" has no value at all apart from a sort of social momentum."
As the late Col. Jeff Cooper stated in his book FIREWORKS:
In Chapter 20, Ballistic Wampum, he states,
“
"A trustworthy entity (king, nation, company, bank) which promises to redeem its paper in gold, on demand, can issue pretty good money. Obviously when an untrustworthy entity does not so promise, what it issues as "money" has no value at all apart from a sort of social momentum."
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