Post by magnumwheelman on Mar 12, 2018 7:34:19 GMT -5
I'm guessing that fine revolvers will be like classic cars... IMO, watching cars, there is a curve, starts low, goes high, & comes back to low, that slides along as years go by... used to be model T & A's were at a premium... those cars are now past the high curve, and somewhere on their way down, as are the 30's, 40's, & even the 50's cars have crested... for cars, premium prices seem to be based on the age of the owner, when he has significant spendable extra money, buys the car he had ( or wished he had ) in High School... as those that had the 30's, & 40's cars in high school die, less pressure on premium cars of those years, & the prices start sliding...
I would suspect the same will happen with classic revolvers... unless semi autos are banned, or there is a big spike in popularity of cowboy movies
I would suspect the same will happen with classic revolvers... unless semi autos are banned, or there is a big spike in popularity of cowboy movies
