What is everyone's take on how the looming restrictions will affect 1911 prices and values?
I'd like to get one, and I could get it now, but I'd rather save a little more first. If buing now means I save even $200 then I'd prefer to buy now.
The reason I ask is 1911's will seemingly be unaffected by the restrictions (should they pass) with the exception of some double stacks. The demand for them will likely go up so would I be wise to buy one now and not when the demand (and presumably price and value) rises? Should I re-allocate funds and buy two now to sell one later after the legislation passes and I can then have the one that I wanted all along for what is effectively significantly less money?
Where is everyone's head at regarding the value/price of pistols unaffected by the looming restrictions as they relate to what I have stated above?
I'd like to get one, and I could get it now, but I'd rather save a little more first. If buing now means I save even $200 then I'd prefer to buy now.
The reason I ask is 1911's will seemingly be unaffected by the restrictions (should they pass) with the exception of some double stacks. The demand for them will likely go up so would I be wise to buy one now and not when the demand (and presumably price and value) rises? Should I re-allocate funds and buy two now to sell one later after the legislation passes and I can then have the one that I wanted all along for what is effectively significantly less money?
Where is everyone's head at regarding the value/price of pistols unaffected by the looming restrictions as they relate to what I have stated above?