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its basically both. He made a choice and no longer has the resources to get the other thing. The item that he also purchased lost both monetary and sentimental value.Don't you mean sunk cost?
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its basically both. He made a choice and no longer has the resources to get the other thing. The item that he also purchased lost both monetary and sentimental value.Don't you mean sunk cost?
Technically he would have to lose on gains for it to be an opportunity cost, but besides monetary gains 22wmr may be slightly funner than 22lr but still pretty weak. Every option here is sunk cost but isn't that most of shooting? literally pumping lead into the side of a hillits basically both. He made a choice and no longer has the resources to get the other thing. The item that he also purchased lost both monetary and sentimental value.
I love thisTechnically he would have to lose on gains for it to be an opportunity cost, but besides monetary gains 22wmr may be slightly funner than 22lr but still pretty weak. Every option here is sunk cost but isn't that most of shooting? literally pumping lead into the side of a hill
Turning $$ into noise!Technically he would have to lose on gains for it to be an opportunity cost, but besides monetary gains 22wmr may be slightly funner than 22lr but still pretty weak. Every option here is sunk cost but isn't that most of shooting? literally pumping lead into the side of a hill
That's awesome and my (far in the future) ultimate goal.This is a start down a very expensive path. I can’t speak for anyone else but my journey started with a 5.7, 9mm, 40mm, 357, 45mm, 22LR, and shotgun. Took a lot of wheeling and dealing, and time to cut my losses (about $1k), just to figure out that I much prefer a simpler setup.
A little back story, I originally thought that having all sorts of ammo would be a good thing because when SHTF then I can always find ammo and I have all sorts of way to protect myself and my family. Then I realize that with all that comes with all the added expenses of different holsters and accessories, so I adapted to the KISS mentality. Took me a few years but I was finally able to unload my collection to just a “do-it-all” handgun and a PCC that shares the same magazine and ammo.
I went with 9mm. Easy to find and plenty of supply.That's awesome and my (far in the future) ultimate goal.
What caliber and which guns did you end up with?
I have 3 possible setups where I have a handgun, and a rifle that shoots the same ammo.
.357, .45LC, and 9mm.
The problem is I love them all and will find it hard to get rid of any of them if rhe time comes to pare down my collection!
wtf is chat? You're not a streamer.....I just bought the hammerli tac r1 22c, and to be honest I like it, but I just seen his big brother and it's not the regular ar 15 but the tippmann m4 22 mag elite and I just think it's so much cooler but I just got this gun in like a week and a half ago. Idk chat what I should do. I haven't even shot it yet. And I paid 777.11 after tax and before 599 I wouldn't even be able to sell it for that id basically be loosing 170 right out the back if it even sells for 600. Help.
pretty sure kids these days are always in a chat of some kind, their life is one long streamwtf is chat? You're not a streamer.....
Monday I went into transfer three 1903 receivers. I get there and I’m behind a guy who’s buying a bunch of other RTI rifles. He shows some interest in my receivers and I’m like I only want to build two of them, but I got a great deal on all three. If you want to right now before I do the transfer by one of them, I will give you a great price.I just bought the hammerli tac r1 22c, and to be honest I like it, but I just seen his big brother and it's not the regular ar 15 but the tippmann m4 22 mag elite and I just think it's so much cooler but I just got this gun in like a week and a half ago. Idk chat what I should do. I haven't even shot it yet. And I paid 777.11 after tax and before 599 I wouldn't even be able to sell it for that id basically be loosing 170 right out the back if it even sells for 600. Help.

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