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Most guns, especially the quirky ones, sufficiently limited in production are likely to become valuable after a sufficient amount of time has passed.

Anything that is no longer manufactured and isn't garbage.

As bulbs become LED this won't matter as much

Way to rub it in. I lost all of my boats in a tragic gunning accident.

Love my PPK. The caliber is technically 9mm... My .380 is reliable and doesn't kick too hard. I carry it safety off, hammer down, one in the chamber.

Transplants? People move here? O_O

My somewhat irrelevant comment: the concept that it's illegal if in public view (and if an offer sees it, it's public view) is strangely similar to the old adage "it's only illegal if you get caught"

In theory it's a bad idea. In reality, it's a worse idea.

Definition of overkill

I bet some of that hundreds of thousands of dollars came from my taxes.

Done

This, works almost every time

Legal, but I like to keep my left hand away from areas that would expel hot gases/shrapnel in the event of a kB.

Permanent but removable? :| You could also just go with a threadless barrel and use a set screw mount comp.

This looks interesting. I will definitely try to get out for the next one.

Its legal if it is threaded as long as it is permanently attached. Permanent means it can't be removed. I can't think of any glues that would be strong enough to permanently attach it.

Interarms PPK in .380. IWB 4 o'clock

That's a good lookin gun

Tried it; worked great

Oh come on guys. We all know she's a twit but haven't you ever minced words? Guess this makes me devil's advocate here. If one of our pro 2A stalwarts slipped up it wouldn't even get a mention here.

Wow... at least 12 injuries known so far... hopefully no deaths

Anyone have further information about this? http://newyork.cbslocal.com/2013/04/15/supreme-court-rejects-challenge-to-ny-gun-law/ "The justices on Monday declined to hear a challenge to a strict New York law that makes it difficult for residents to get a license to carry a concealed handgun in public."

Can't those questions be answered by a FOIA request?

I don't understand why so many posters here are so eager to patronize these "buy-backs"

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