I get sad reading the prices from 2002

>>31884506
I have an old box of .308 Winchester Super-X ammo from the 90's. Price sticker on the box is $9.79, so at least all things haven't gotten inflated like nuggets have.

>>31884506
Download for the book if anyone wants. Got it hosted up.

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What's even sadder is looking at old firearm catalogs from the 60's...

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>>31884623

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>>31884648

You're not taking into account inflation.

That No 4 T would be $571 in 2016 money.

>>31886006
Guns tend to do better than inflation.
Finding a matching No4Mk1T for under $1500 is fairly difficult.

>>31884648
>unique ruby
The description text for most of these is pretty funny.

>>31886063
"Unique" was one of several trillion Eibar-based firearms manufacturers who made Rubies for France and Italy. This is why Ruby pistols are a bit of a hit-or-miss. Between the many different factories there was no standardization, and sometimes no standardization within a single company. Therefore, one batch of Rubies would have slightly different dimensions than another, even though the same Sherry-chugging Basques pounded them out on the exact same machinery. Finding spare parts for a Ruby is undoubtedly a nightmare.

Remember SAR-1s stacked like firewood for $300 back in 2003 at gun shows. WASRs were about $60 cheaper

Barrel ban completely fucked the AK.

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>>31884648
>adjusted for mid-decade inflation (1965-2016)

Welcome to Fudder's Lodge, how may I be of service?

>>31887623
Even with inflation, those prices are good.
Save the Spanish Mausers