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Current Prices for Collectible Guns Revealed

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In the video below, our friend at Forgotten Weapons remembers the prices for collectible guns at Jame D. Julia’s fall auction. How much did a collector pay for an original [actual] assault rifle? How about the Confederate Whitworth sniper rifle? Make the jump and yes watch the video to find out. Meanwhile, own any collectibles?

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Robert Farago

Robert Farago is the former publisher of The Truth About Guns (TTAG). He started the site to explore the ethics, morality, business, politics, culture, technology, practice, strategy, dangers and fun of guns.

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  1. No politician can be trusted neither D or R… they are all immoral, have no ethics, and lie. CCW holders are more responsible and commit less crimes than the law enforcement officers, that is a fact. Illegal gun carriers are already violating the law so… enough said they will not care about this act one way or another. Responsible CCW folks will go out and get training and continue that journey to keep it fresh and current, and they practice. Are there irresponsible ones, yes, just as there are LE that are irresponsible. And if these CCW folks act irresponsibly then they will loose their CCW.

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  2. Pulling your pistol out of its holster in a densely packed urban setting to merely show it off to a cameraman or friend should be grounds for immediate revocation of your right to carry. At least in that state. I dont care if its pointed at the ground and your finger is off the trigger. Its yahoo behavior like this that puts every responsible gun owner in a bad light.

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  3. I have no idea how “collectable” they are, but two that are very precious to me:
    A Ruger MK1 Target Model circa 1978. Near mint in box.
    A “unmodified” Ruger Single Six Three-Screw model, date unknown and missing the WMR cylinder.
    ????

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  4. I thought we settled this entire “states can set their own standards on enumerated rights” thing back in 1787… and again in 1865. Silly me.

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