I figure it will make used revolvers boost in prices. Six-shooters in particular, even the Italian clones will probably go up. The wood stock bolt guns are in a lull, will they go up? Rugers will of course. You can still buy a good 700, 70, 721, for reasonable prices. I do bet they would cost a bunch to produce. This plastic and matte black stuff, with $15 hr. labor slapping it together, is still profitable. Someone with more than they need already, how to you entice them to buy a new gun?
A few odd Redhawks still listed at $700-800, hurry most over $1000 used already. Ditto Ruger single actions, Stainless, Vaqueros, Bisleys, Flat tops, are all going to skyrocket. Double money easy. But like Roman collecting Russian stuff, he tripled or more on some of those ugly cobby rifles but won't sell. "I can't replace it" THAT keeps the market high.
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A different slant on Ruger by Roy Huntington
- Jim Taylor, 2026-10-16, 15:33
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They're probably correct in their thinking.
- IC, 2026-10-16, 16:30
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For big corporate to make a dramatic public release
- WB, 2026-10-17, 08:52
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It will be exciting to watch the trends on used guns
- WB, 2026-10-17, 09:02
- Damn right you cant - Kevin T, 2026-10-18, 07:06
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It will be exciting to watch the trends on used guns
- WB, 2026-10-17, 09:02
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For big corporate to make a dramatic public release
- WB, 2026-10-17, 08:52
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They're probably correct in their thinking.
- IC, 2026-10-16, 16:30