Hi, guys,
I am not sure about the economy of Russia in general but regarding my own business I can just say that I have long waiting line of those who wants to buy my guns, as well as growing up the number of the guns produced. The reason is quite simple, I decided "to stay" in Russian economy field, in ruble (Russian currency) zone. Yes, it makes me a little less profit as part of the guns are made out of Russia and I pay for them in euro, plus we need tools for CNC machines, which we pay also in euro, but all the rest of the expenditures remained in rubles and we managed to keep the price in rubles for Russian market at the same level...
So I had demand grown up dramatically as the price for air guns in Russia ran up due to the raise of the exchange rate. So, as we moved the majority of the production volume back to Russia and we still operate in the ruble zone, and the Russian currency dropped down to USD and euro I can keep the same profit in rubles selling my guns for lower price in USD. So, while that situation is like that I can offer you Matadors for 1'350 USD. If rubles goes up I will have to raise up the price in USD in the same extent as ruble will grow up, so that price is not final price, it is valid for now. As for Morana, Lelya and Veles, those who deposited for that contact Tony Rudenko and he will explain you everything regarding your orders. Hope that is good news for you
With the best regards
Ed
PS. To other world users, the price for the guns consist of the price from the factory plus dealers interest, plus taxes, so in US the third one is almost zero in comparison to EU countries for example, so don't push my dealer in other countries to keep the same level of the prices as in US or Russia, it is impossible.
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I am not sure about the economy of Russia in general but regarding my own business I can just say that I have long waiting line of those who wants to buy my guns, as well as growing up the number of the guns produced. The reason is quite simple, I decided "to stay" in Russian economy field, in ruble (Russian currency) zone. Yes, it makes me a little less profit as part of the guns are made out of Russia and I pay for them in euro, plus we need tools for CNC machines, which we pay also in euro, but all the rest of the expenditures remained in rubles and we managed to keep the price in rubles for Russian market at the same level...
So I had demand grown up dramatically as the price for air guns in Russia ran up due to the raise of the exchange rate. So, as we moved the majority of the production volume back to Russia and we still operate in the ruble zone, and the Russian currency dropped down to USD and euro I can keep the same profit in rubles selling my guns for lower price in USD. So, while that situation is like that I can offer you Matadors for 1'350 USD. If rubles goes up I will have to raise up the price in USD in the same extent as ruble will grow up, so that price is not final price, it is valid for now. As for Morana, Lelya and Veles, those who deposited for that contact Tony Rudenko and he will explain you everything regarding your orders. Hope that is good news for you
With the best regards
Ed
PS. To other world users, the price for the guns consist of the price from the factory plus dealers interest, plus taxes, so in US the third one is almost zero in comparison to EU countries for example, so don't push my dealer in other countries to keep the same level of the prices as in US or Russia, it is impossible.
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