You guys at Marstar must have contacted AIA to get your shipment, do you know of anything about what's going on, what happened?
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You guys at Marstar must have contacted AIA to get your shipment, do you know of anything about what's going on, what happened?
"Ideals are peacefull. History is violent" Wardaddy (Fury)
JRW;
Not certain I understand your questions ?
What is it you want to know ??
John
I think he want to know if they went kaput or not since they do not have a website or telephone number anymore?Originally Posted by johnone
Does that mean that there will be no more new guns and the ones we own will be rare and worth lots and lots of money?
either that, or worthless...
-- Liberals are always talking about other points of view but are always astonished to find that there are other points of view. (Bill Buckley)
Member of Wexit.
more likely just worth-less. They were over priced to begin with. My .02
X2
...finding parts for them in the future as they break down is going to be the issue.
So i'd say that the couple that get stored in unfired/as-new condition might be worth something in that exact state decades from now... (something the hardcore enfield collector of 2040 might want to add to his collection as an "oddity". haha)
...but those that are shooters, stand to be in a position where new parts are not available in any reasonable supply given how few made it to North America.
New rem 700's in the same price range are overpriced IMHO, the AIA's are a beautiful piece of work to behold in comparison.
not to mention those 10 round mags..
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