07-23-2015, 04:30 PM
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Originally Posted by greg conomos
True, but so does total number produced. Since there were more low grades produced, it raises the chances that you'll see a high condition low grade gun still alive.
For example, if 300 A grades were made and 50% were kept in closets their whole lives, there will be 150 nice A grades floating around.
If 30,000 Trojans were produced, and only 4% were stashed in closets, there will be 1200 floating around.
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 Can't argue with the thought process, but I had a visual of Ross Perot and his flip charts.
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