Luger Handgun From Jay Abraham

From 1975 - 1980 What Single Investment Appreciated Approximately 450% Greater Than Bonds ...398% Higher Than Stocks... 175% Better Than Houses And 74% Greater Than Diamonds?!!

(The Answer Below May Surprise You)

The Luger WWII Military S/42 handgun is one of the growing number of collector worthy firearms gaining investor attention lately. Investment-grade firearms have produced a strong appreciation record for over three decades. Of course, not all firearms did as well as the Luger. But most top grade investment guns outperformed nearly every other "traditional" investment during the past five years. By a very big margin. Let's be more precise. Let's take a careful look at the Luger WWII S/42 - a desirable investment gun, though far from the most coveted. The Luger WWII Military S/42 is a fascinating investment to study. Look at how it appreciated over the last five years (ending June 1980) against some other spectacular investments. Gold, for example, produced a dazzling rate of compound annual return of 28.4% per year. Yet the Luger S/42 outproduced gold by 12%, it outperformed silver by 17%. And that same Luger's compound annual rate of return "sailed" past U.S. rare coins by 46%. But that's nothing compared to how the Luger S/42 outpaced more conservative investments. We all know that oil (Saudi Arabian Light) compounded at a rate of nearly 18% a year. The Luger S/42 outpaced oil by 80% in the same five year period. Do you think diamonds showed outstanding compound growth from 1975-1980? The Luger outperformed diamonds by 74%. That same gun outperformed the compound rate of return of U.S. farm land on average by 138% and housing by 175%. It even outperformed the consumer price index by 258% while "beating the pants" off the "S&P 500" by more than 398%. The biggest coup of all is how well the Luger did against bonds (Salomon Brothers Bond Index)...exceeding bonds compound rate of return by an awesome 450%! But what about the liquidity of guns? Again let's use the Luger WWII Military S/42 as a reference example only. Currently based on the time it would take to sell at close to market value, the Luger S/42 is probably more liquid than real estate and more liquid than diamonds. And it comes out with superior performance. Where did we get this comparative data? From two reliable sources. First Salomon Brothers June 1980 study of investments five year compound annual rate of return. Second, the Fain Blue Book of Firearms Price Values, considered by many the most definitive gauge of gun values in America today. So you may be impressed with the appreciation potential as well as the liquidity of investment guns - but what if you're afraid of guns? All the better really. A collector gun that has never been fired - or has been minimally fired (referred to by collectors as the amount of original "blueing remaining") - is worth many times more than the same gun that's been regularly used. You can quite literally buy the gun, put it in your safe deposit box or lock it away in the attic or basement and its investment potential will probably grow more than if you fired it. Finally - there are nearly 300 types of collector-worthy guns you could invest in. Many for as little as $650 or less. Would you like to know more about collecting guns? If the answer is "yes" we'd like to send you two valuable collections of material. The first is a profit-provoking booklet titled "What Every Gun Owner Should Know About The Gun-Trading Business". The other is a five year history of the eye-popping appreciation growth of 30 well known collector guns. We'd also like to send you a copy of our latest inventory of collector guns in the $200-$15,000 price range. As the nation's largest dealer in hard assets - and one of the oldest - Investment Rarities has become a definitive source for high grade, high quality investment guns at competitive collector prices. Our knowledgeable weapons specialists not only offer expert advice you can trust - they answer your most probing questions about grading methods, availability and pricing in the most straightforward manner possible. If you never before realized how guns may be used as a long-term capital appreciating investment form - I encourage you to send for this provocative material. There is no charge for requesting it. Nor is there any obligation to purchase a gun. Simply return the enclosed card. Or call us toll free at 1-800-328-1860. We will send you complete information on gun investing. Very Truly Yours, Bart Briefstein Sales Manager P.S. Remember - guns have been a proven winner for years. Find out if they have a place in your investment portfolio.

Gold, for example, produced a dazzling rate of compound annual return of 28.4% per year. Yet the Luger S/42 outproduced gold by 12%, it outperformed silver by 17%. And that same Luger's compound annual rate of return "sailed" past U.S. rare coins by 46%. We all know that oil (Saudi Arabian Light) compounded at a rate of nearly 18% a year. The Luger S/42 outpaced oil by 80% in the same five year period. Do you think diamonds showed outstanding compound growth from 1975-1980? The Luger outperformed diamonds by 74%. That same gun outperformed the compound rate of return of U.S. farm land on average by 138% and housing by 175%. It even outperformed the consumer price index by 258% while "beating the pants" off the "S&P 500" by more than 398%. The biggest coup of all is how well the Luger did against bonds (Salomon Brothers Bond Index)...exceeding bonds compound rate of return by an awesome 450%! Where did we get this comparative data? From two reliable sources. First Salomon Brothers June 1980 study of investments five year compound annual rate of return. Second, the Fain Blue Book of Firearms Price Values, considered by many the most definitive gauge of gun values in America today.

Would you like to know more about collecting guns? If the answer is "yes" we'd like to send you two valuable collections of material. Simply return the enclosed card. Or call us toll free at 1-800-328-1860. We will send you complete information on gun investing.