Adding fuel to the fire is a bit of human psychology - the fear that if you don't buy at today's inflated price you may not ever get in the market. There's a similar demand driver in the Canadian real estate market (most notably Vancouver). Product is limited, funds are available and the herd mentality starts to take over. I'd be the first to admitt I've bought more than one milsurp for top dollar for fear that I may never get another chance to buy a comparable piece for today's price. Furtheremore, as the liberal media driven nanny state in the US heats up the rhetoric on evil "assault rifles" (rather than social decay and metal health issues) that think more people will look to milsurps as a safer place to invest. Prices have no way to go up I'm affraid.




















































