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Otto
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 Posted: Sun Jul 18, 2010 5:46 pm Post subject: Increase In Deactivated Weapon Prices |
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Is there any particular reason for the increase in prices over the years? Supply and demand, or is it some other factor?
Looking on the CS DGCA website for example, USPs are listed at £400-500, they are now £695, AKMs used to be £400-450, they are now £650. Now I understand how old spec assault rifles will rise in price, but surely there's and endless supply of deactivated pistols with working action?
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cybershooters
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Most of those reviews are pretty old now, and the pound has gone down in value significantly since.
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Otto
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Managed to finally get a USP 9mm for a reasonable price.  Very nice pistol. |
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