Yes you're right
I can't argue with that.
I should quantify that it is easy to find a beater. But why would anyone want a beater? Anyhow I'm in the same boat. Living in a rural area I don't really have access to direct sales. Its all caveat emptor for me - purchase and mail. You never really know what you're going to get so I prefer to buy pieces in excellent condition and pay the premium dollar for it.
I can't argue with that.
I should quantify that it is easy to find a beater. But why would anyone want a beater? Anyhow I'm in the same boat. Living in a rural area I don't really have access to direct sales. Its all caveat emptor for me - purchase and mail. You never really know what you're going to get so I prefer to buy pieces in excellent condition and pay the premium dollar for it.
But it is difficult to obtain, because of that. Too difficult for me to obtain, at least. I'd consider one as a hunting rifle if I could afford it, and I'd set it up along the lines of Northman999's, but while everyone selling an M1 wants to believe it's a rare collectible, one might as well get a Browning BAR.




















































