Due to recent political events, would it be unwise to fall for

>>32246512
Prices are never going down.

>>32246512
>meme
>meme
>memememememememe
Just ask the question like a normal person.
What the fuck happened to this website?

>>32246563
It's populated mainly by teenagers.

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>>32246512
https://www.classicfirearms.com/m9130-hex-receiver-russian-mosin-nagant-rifle-arsenal-refinished
Get them while they're hot if you want one. I missed my window to buy a good Mosin for ~$100 years ago, and I just feel they're not good enough rifles to justify paying upwards of $250 for one

There is a finite supply of surplus, most of it is already here, do the math dummy.

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>>32247808
And how would prices be affected if the market were flooded once more?
>most of it is already here
Gonna need a sauce on that, famalamadingdong.

>>32247969
The fuck else is it? You think all those "30 million" are still available?

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>>32247985
And how many are in the U.S.?
Most of the untapped surplus is probably in Middle Eastern Combat zones, though.

>>32246512
I thought you were my dad because he uses duck duck go too.

>>32247213
I saw these the other day and I want one so bad

>>32248512
>>32247213
Since the elections happened, I've noticed more classifieds for Nuggets at lower prices ($200, but still cheaper than usual).
Primary market isn't going to be replenished any time soon, but secondary markets *might* have a little bit more supply.
Either that or we'll be stuck with $400 nuggets in the near future.