dnick454
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Post by dnick454 on Jul 18, 2006 13:35:35 GMT -5
Not really tiddley, look at the Karnivor. That is a good example. The value of a Karni stays pretty stable because they don't make a new version every year. There are other guns aswell. Tippmann's for example. I know they aren't high end so it may not be "quite" the same but the Karni is the best example. Either way, I think you get what I'm saying.
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Post by tiddley on Jul 18, 2006 19:32:43 GMT -5
Look at the DM5 to DM6 the difference was huge and made DM5s much less desireable, also look at any other market cars especially they are worth 3/4s as much as soon as you drive em off the lot and then when the next years model comes out they are worth even less. Depreciation and such is always a factor but thats why I havent bought a new gun since my mantis last year and I got that at about 200 less than the cheapest internet price 2 weeks after release
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Post by ionicpiranha on Jul 24, 2006 15:12:10 GMT -5
If you get a DM6 or an Ego (06) there is no reason to get a new marker in the next few years unless you really do not like the feel of it. By the time it becomes a low-value item, other markers in the same performance/price range would have lost quite a bit of value anyway.
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