There are a bunch of fine gun dealers who feel very differently. So do I.
Those are very narrow views of, and responses to, the op's question, not to mention the reluctance or the willingness to let go of money when the right opportunity arises, or to actually do the legwork and research needed to make money in fine/classic guns.
The problem with most double gun enthusiasts is they don't use business sense in their purchases, but rather, their emotion and preferences about what they buy. Sure, you should buy what you like and intend to use, but don't use that criteria to invest in the gun market.
Demographics notwithstanding, there are plenty of years left to make money on fine or classic firearms.
JR
