Anyone own stock in a gun company?

[FJW]

I've always been a contrarian, industries cycle through good times and bad.

The time to buy is when they are cheap and there is blood in the streets (not literally, financially.)

I've owned Olin also (parent of Winchester) but it is overvalued right now.

If I had to choose between them, I'd take Ruger for the long term.

Wow, bro...
Olin is also one of about 12 different ones I'm watching.

[FJW]

I've always been a contrarian, industries cycle through good times and bad.

The time to buy is when they are cheap and there is blood in the streets (not literally, financially.)

I've owned Olin also (parent of Winchester) but it is overvalued right now.

If I had to choose between them, I'd take Ruger for the long term.

So you owned but sold Olin? Tell me more.

[Justin///M]

I own the entire market, so yes.

[jthrelf]

Sold my RGR back in July for a 20% gain. Over ~2 years or so I yielded a 10% return.

[FJW]

Sold my RGR back in July for a 20% gain. Over ~2 years or so I yielded a 10% return.

Great info, and intriguing too. Thanks.
I have a feeling S&W may be a cheap date right now....But has some scruples for pulling up in the long haul. I'm thinking about hitting it.

[Gunsnwater]

Ok, enlighten me more, Gunsnwater: What are some noteworthy brands of suppressors?

I was more thinking about when we get deregulation and now would be the perfect time to enter the market as a manufacturer. When the are treated like a handgun or less everyone is going to want one. Remember the graduate? Plastics. Suppressors are there right now. I agree that most manufacturers are either gun companies or not public. Sig makes good ones. Will ruger make five pound versions? I joke but I think they will follow when the time is right.