Posted: 4/29/2011 12:21:49 PM EDT
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Was wondering if you'd be able to give some expert insight on the future of the surplus calibers in the United States (Availability, longevity, nations willing to sell, etc) In 10 years, what surplus ammunition, if any, will you be selling?
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Quoted: How in god's name would anyone be able to predict the climate of ammo on the market in 10 years???Was wondering if you'd be able to give some expert insight on the future of the usrplus calibers in the United States (Availability, longevity, nations willing to sell, etc) In 10 years, what surplus ammunition, if any, will you be selling? We can't even predict what prices will be in TWO years with any certainty, other than they will go up up up. |
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How in god's name would anyone be able to predict the climate of ammo on the market in 10 years???
Was wondering if you'd be able to give some expert insight on the future of the usrplus calibers in the United States (Availability, longevity, nations willing to sell, etc) In 10 years, what surplus ammunition, if any, will you be selling? We can't even predict what prices will be in TWO years with any certainty, other than they will go up up up. Not asking about prices, just asking what will be available in relatively large quantities. For example, "The Ukraine has ____ rounds of 5.45x39mm in their stockpile, at the rate they're selling, it will run out in ____" And then do that for some of the other more readily available surplus calibers. And if no one knows, then no one knows. Doesn't hurt to ask though. |
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it is tough, as i can't forcast more than 6 months, ut i think 5.45 is safe, 762x39 is, .308 is safe but never going to be cheap again Is all the surplus 7.62x39 out there Yugoslavian or are there other countries who made importable 7.62x39 for their military that haven't started selling yet? |
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it is tough, as i can't forcast more than 6 months, ut i think 5.45 is safe, 762x39 is, .308 is safe but never going to be cheap again Is all the surplus 7.62x39 out there Yugoslavian or are there other countries who made importable 7.62x39 for their military that haven't started selling yet? the yugoslavian and south african were the only non steel core 762x39 (steel core isn't importable) |
