Bezombia wrote:The British Gumpurt wrote:
As we see such great results, we wish to adapt this weapon system and will pay a handsome sum of money for the privileges of being able to use it.
As it is still in its early stages of production, the cost of building the milling equipment producing it must still be paid off. We will happily export the rifle to America at roughly $1,299.99 per rifle.
We gladly accept your offer on one thing. This might be picky but i need to know.
In 1940 $1 was equal to about $15's today. This obviously happened due to inflation.
So would i be right in saying one rifle would cost me $19,495 in today's money, or are we not adjusting for inflation, and just saying money then is the same now? If you understand what i mean?





