--The $2,000 price range for issue 1911s and A1s is bringing them out of the safes. Saw more at this show than any I can recall for years. So-so examples are offered around $1800 very nice ones around $2,000 up to one good 1911 at $3,000.
--The actual value of an M1Carbine is anyone's guess. Today's range was $750-$1250 with no apparent correlation of maker, condition, etc. to price.
--WW2 webbing is going out of sight --pistol belts $30 and more. .45 pouches $10 plus. A humdrum-shape canteen with cup and cover at $55.
--Mossberg .22s are drawing a little collector interest at last. One two-table dealer specializes in them.
--All the Winchester 22s from the 1930s-50s seem to be gaining a little value.
--Otherwise we didn't notice much gun-price movement compared to early 2008. Economic problems are apparently outweighing the Obama-driven rush to buy.
--EDIT: The comment just above ignores whatever might be happening to EBR prices. We just don't pay much attention to them.
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