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I paid $90 at BIG5 sporting goods store in 2001
It sold for $370 at pawn shop 2023 over a period of between zero and 3 months.

The 98/22 Mauser increased in value at 6.6% compounded annually.

As a rule of thumb, Gold, guitars, and guns go up at 3%.

Exceptions:
a) Colt revolvers go up at 6%
b) Mossberg bolt action 16 gauge shotguns go up at 0%

The 98/22 Mauser increased in value like a Colt revolver.


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Originally Posted by Clarkm
Exceptions:
b) Mossberg bolt action 16 gauge shotguns go up at 0%

Don't I know it!

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$370 is what I got paid in cash.
The pawn shop gets $25 on long guns under $400 and $35 on handguns.
Above $400 the pawn shop gets a percentage.
So the sale price on the rifle was $370 for me, + $25 for the pawn shop, +6.5% WA sales tax of $25.68 = $420.68 out the door

I paid $98 with tax out the door in 2001
The buyer paid $420.68 out the door in 2023
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6.8% per year compounded increase in customer cost.


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Was buying user grade pre-Garcia Sakos in the 90s.

7 SKS for a Sako? 4 AK-47s? I'd trade them for that now, then sell the commie guns. Probably use it to buy more Sakos!🤪


How I wish I had ignored them and bought crates of SKSs and AK-47s. And 7.62/5.56 ammo by the ammo box full.

Or powder, bullets and primers.
$12 boxes of bullets, pound of powder, brick of primers!


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Originally Posted by Clarkm
$370 is what I got paid in cash.
The pawn shop gets $25 on long guns under $400 and $35 on handguns.
Above $400 the pawn shop gets a percentage.
So the sale price on the rifle was $370 for me, + $25 for the pawn shop, +6.5% WA sales tax of $25.68 = $420.68 out the door

I paid $98 with tax out the door in 2001
The buyer paid $420.68 out the door in 2023
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6.8% per year compounded increase in customer cost.


Now my question is what are the dumb fu ckatf going to say since you made a pretty big profit from the sale? I'm hoping they don't start pushing that dumb schidt.


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Your $98 dollar rifle would be $168.64 in today's inflated dollar but, still better than putting it in stocks.

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the price you got is not a surprise the price you bought it for is.

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I bought a Mex/FN 98 intermediate carbine at a show. I thought I overpaid at $325. (7-8 years ago)

Also bought a Peruvian that was arsenal rechambered to 30/06 .

Little did I know that these were rare. looks like a 98/22 was only made for 2-3 years.

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I think the mossberg 20 gauge bolts also go up at 0%, specifically the 185D


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