It was a stroll down amnesia lane, though. I was found myself wishing I had the forethought then to buy a few of everything in the flyer, as they are either no longer available or outrageously priced these days.
For example:
--Enfield No4 Mk2 in excellent condition for $140.
--Brand new Russian Makarov, with 2 mags and the holster....$130.
--East German Maks.. $170
--S&W Model 10's...$99.99
--Webley and Scott Mk IV revolvers in 38 S&W...$90.
--Enfield No2 Mark1 pistols... $80
--Brazilian Mausers in 7 mm Mauser...$100
--Swedish Mauser, M96 and M38... $80 and $100 each...
--Ishapore Enfields in 7.62x51mm (2A).. $90
--Persian Mausers...$60
--Finnish M39 Sniper rifles WITH brand new scopes and mounts... $200
--Just the M39 rifles..$75
Hell.. ammo prices were a dream, too...
--Chinese 7.62x25.. $6 per 70 rd boxes
--9mm Largo.. $3.72 per 25 rd box
--5.56x45, Malaysian made...$3. per box of 20
--7.62x39, Romanian made, $2.52 per box
--308 Win, Argentinian made, $3.06 per 20 rd box (Taiwan made @2.49 or stripper clips)
Ahh.. the good old days... If I would have invested $2500 on rifles, I would probably have that collection pushing $25000 in value today.