Dish the dirt. We need numbers?!
I might just beat that. In 1975 I sold my trusted AyA NO.2 S x S game gun to fund buying a pair of Remmie 1100's with a spare barrel ( before multi chokes) with which to shoot clays. 2 months ago I bought the gun back again as the buyer is giving up shooting. I paid exactly the same amount that I sold it for. It is with a gunsmith having new firing pins fitted and I should be getting it back very soon. Although I have a Westley Richards S x S game gun, it is only 65mm Chambers, the AyA is 70mm. so will give me a wider range of cartridges when I am unjustifiably forced to use er.........sustainable ammunition.
Not so much at the moment, keep them a year and sell them for what you paid, supply is short, heard of people selling vans for £40k more than they paid for them (top spec VWs)If you want to loose money buy a car
Guy i know ordered a special edition VW transporter (1 of 100), paid £65k, not had it delivered yet but he has already sold it to a collector for £105k and reckons he could have got more, he said the forums are full of people wanting themAre you sure of the 40k bit
I have just sold my car for more than I paid for it three years ago.
If someone like the above tells you that you have too many guns just stop listening to that person.Yes, stop doing it.
How ? The most expensive VW van it’s possible to configure, is “only” about 65k brand new.
I've been using a long since obsolete software package called Quicken to manage my personal finances, I've just run a report on the 'Shooting' category 2008 (when I started to date), everything, lessons, guns, kit, carts, memberships, rounds.....£74,371.... still a lot less than I've wasted on cars though.
