2 Tickets to the Gun Show

no, it's not a pic of me flexing....although that could be arranged if the demand is high enough....on a similar topic to my last post, I have another gun show to go to on Saturday morning…so here are a few items I’m considering for fun target guns and/or to keep as collectables. (I’ll probably only end up with only one of them if any, but if the deal is too good, who am I to say no.) and yes I do have the proper permits and such for each.

1. Mac 10 – Semi auto chambered in .45. holds good value, expected to appreciate a lot, and has a good (but sometimes polluted) history. ~$450
2. Tec 9 – Semi auto chambered in 9mm Looks awesome, cheap and fun to shoot, not many accessories available for it, but it doesn’t really need them anyway. value changes will be hard to predict. ~$450
3. AK 47 – Semi auto chambered in 7.62 NATO. Great long history, reliable, fun and cheap to operate. Will definitely appreciate in value ~$450-500
4. Mosin Nagat- bolt action…come on, you all know this from the COD Russian campaigns….chambered in 7.62R. Not as cheap to shoot, but it has a good history and will retain its value. ~$120-200
5. Enfield Revolver – ugly gun, in an odd chamber (380 Enfield), so it won’t be shot very often at all. Will be a collectable/investment only. ~$200
6. Tokarev TT-33 - another COD gun chambered in 9mm Tokarev. Another COD side arm (you know, that one you haven’t picked since you unlocked the .357 magnum) ~$200
7. AR-15 – Semi auto in 7.62 nato (mostly) it’s a semi auto M16, reliable, fun to shoot, cheap ammo too. It’s an icon and will only increase in value…tons of accessories and parts available too….the problem....~$800-2,600 (a bit out of my price range unless I can get a GREAT deal)
8. SKS – think of it as the AK’s little brother, also in 7.62NATO, stuffed into a full rifle stock with a permanently attached, foldable bayonet. $100-$450 (depending on the country it was made in)
9. gun of unknown origin… – since it’s hard to tell what one will find at these things, I won’t predict any special finds. But I am keeping my options open if I find a half decent med-large frame revolver in the 100-300 range….or an M1 Garand in the $450 range (not likely)…I’d also take a micro revolver…they just look so fun with their tiny little grips and trigger….awe, so cute….and average $75-200 depending on age, caliber, maker.