And over the long term, it does appear that there are more profits to be made - and more consistent, growing profits. Then again, as we saw post-election, those profits can quickly evaporate when the risk fails to materialize. (After the 2014 results, there could hardly be fewer.) The prospect of tighter gun control could get people worried again - maybe even worried enough to spark another 50%-in-six-months gain in AR-15 rifle prices. Say the upcoming 2016 elections features a presidential candidate more dedicated to gun control than Obama has proven to be - or the potential for more Democrats in Congress. In fact, the impressive movement in AR-15 rifle prices between October 2012 (before Obama's reelection) and March 2013 (more than a month after his second inauguration) suggests that if you buy a popular firearm such as the AR-15 - and buy it at the right price and the right time - you may earn a nice profit if you sell it at the right time. This product has an average rating of 0 stars out of 5 stars from 0 ratings. (0) Colt Mfg LE6920CK Upper Receiver Conversion Kit. The upshot for investors Does all this mean that you should never, under any circumstances, invest in firearms? Hardly. This product has an average rating of 0 stars out of 5 stars from 0 ratings. As a result, investors in Sturm, Ruger have outperformed investors in Smith & Wesson - and investors in AR-15 rifles - quite handily over the years. Sturm, Ruger, on the other hand, has delivered tremendous returns to its investors - as much as an eightfold profit at its height earlier this year, and still an impressive fourfold return at recent prices. S&W's stock chart (the yellow line) shows much the same results as we see for Bud's AR-15 model - seven years of ups and downs, ending with a stock price somewhat lower than where it began. Rather, it will result in gun manufacturers doing what they do best - manufacturing more guns! And as a result, even if demand for AR-15s is strong, this won't necessarily translate into a higher price for the rifle. Indeed, Colt, Smith & Wesson ( NASDAQ:SWBI), Glock, and Sturm, Ruger ( NYSE:RGR) can be reliably expected to churn out more and more guns with each passing year.
Supplies of workaday firearms like the AR-15, however, are constantly being replenished. In that respect, singular firearms such as Earp's revolver might well make for good investments. ( And do.) And sure, Wyatt Earp-owned handguns are like land and gold in that they're limited in quantity - which explains the high price fetched in April's auction. Traditionally, real estate investors have touted investments in land as safe because "God isn't making any more of it." Investors in gold can, of course, make similar claims. As a general rule, guns such as the AR-15 make for poor investments for one simple fact: unlike land, or gold, these guns are not finite in quantity. Other than that it was great.Truth be told, profits like that earned at the Wyatt Earp revolver auction come but once in 150 years. Hope I don't have issues with that down the road. When I received it the front post was sticking out of the box. Looks like they found a box that fit, grabbed the AR, grabbed the manual, threw it in and taped it up. However I was a little disappointed at how it was packaged up.
Arms unlimited had it and shipped out quickly. I've been looking the colt ar but they have been difficult to find at a decent price. I'll be back.įelix Gonzalez from Beach Park, IL United States Great selection, excellent price, superior service. SHARMin from Minneapolis, KS United States The Armorys stock of AR-15 Rifles and Long Guns. Took about 1 week from order to delivery at a local dealer. Michael Schiffer from Collierville, TN United States 0 of 0 people found the following review helpful:
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