Speyside
8 years ago
So Drafter can get a Trump gun. Way cooler than an Obama phone.
bgz
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8 years ago
I would buy one if I didn't have to fill out those long a$$ forms.
Krazeehorse
8 years ago
I might have missed it as I skimmed the article but the guys on a gun forum I frequent say the price is going to be around $1k for an average pistol. Nicer ones will fetch more. That's a little pricey IMHO. But they may disappear quickly.
teedubbya
8 years ago
Need club membership too
victor809
8 years ago
I mean... if it's something one wants a $1k price tag doesn't seem that bad. It's not a consumable. Kind of an interesting historical icon.
bs_kwaj
8 years ago
I have a 1911 that my dad gave me years ago. He managed to bring it back from Korea.

I looked up the serial number once and, don't recall exactly, but it was made in the early '40s, 42 or 44 or something, by Remington. At the time I looked it up, the value was said to be about $700. That was probably over 20 years ago.

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DrMaddVibe
8 years ago

I mean... if it's something one wants a $1k price tag doesn't seem that bad. It's not a consumable. Kind of an interesting historical icon.

victor809 wrote:




You can buy a new one a lot cheaper! The ones mentioned in that have been issued and beat on. Lord knows how many rounds have been thrown through them.
victor809
8 years ago
Of course you can buy a new one much cheaper.

I can get a brand new paperback of a Lovecraft book. Doesn't mean I wouldn't pay more to have a 1st edition printed in the 20s.

I think you failed to see the point here
cameroon
8 years ago
The government should give them free to the homeless
DrMaddVibe
8 years ago

Of course you can buy a new one much cheaper.

I can get a brand new paperback of a Lovecraft book. Doesn't mean I wouldn't pay more to have a 1st edition printed in the 20s.

I think you failed to see the point here

victor809 wrote:



I had no idea you were making some egotistical "point".

Spend more than you have to and by all means! Buy one that generations of GI's have learned to shoot with. Not to mention that they've been sitting around in some warehouse rusting since the Armed Forces awarded Beretta the contract back in the 80's!!! I remember trading mine in for the new M9 in '86! WTF were you trying to say again? You wanted a collector piece to shoot hobos or something?


"You'll put yer eye out!"[frypan] [frypan] [frypan] [frypan] [frypan]
teedubbya
8 years ago
I’d like one.

I’ve got barbed wire from the DMZ. Sure the new stuff is cheaper and I could buy a whole role.

To each their own.
victor809
8 years ago

I had no idea you were making some egotistical "point".

Spend more than you have to and by all means! Buy one that generations of GI's have learned to shoot with. Not to mention that they've been sitting around in some warehouse rusting since the Armed Forces awarded Beretta the contract back in the 80's!!! I remember trading mine in for the new M9 in '86! WTF were you trying to say again? You wanted a collector piece to shoot hobos or something?


"You'll put yer eye out!"[frypan] [frypan] [frypan] [frypan] [frypan]

DrMaddVibe wrote:




Dude... are you really so short sighted that you're going to argue with me over this?

I posted the article because I thought some here may find it interesting or want to buy one. You don't. Who f#ing cares if you don't want to buy one? Don't then. They are expecting more people to want them than they'll have supply, so it's not gonna hurt anyone if you don't buy one.

But you look really stupid saying "I can buy a brand new one cheaper!" because that sure as h#ll isn't why anyone who is going to buy one would purchase it.

And no. You don't shoot homeless. You beat them up. And only a moron would get into a fistfight while carrying a gun.
victor809
8 years ago

I’d like one.

I’ve got barbed wire from the DMZ. Sure the new stuff is cheaper and I could buy a whole role.

To each their own.

teedubbya wrote:



Psh... that old barbed wire prolly wouldn't even cut people up as good. Definitely wouldn't string that across my front door.. 0 out of 5 stars.

:)
DrMaddVibe
8 years ago

Dude... are you really so short sighted that you're going to argue with me over this?

I posted the article because I thought some here may find it interesting or want to buy one. You don't. Who f#ing cares if you don't want to buy one? Don't then. They are expecting more people to want them than they'll have supply, so it's not gonna hurt anyone if you don't buy one.

But you look really stupid saying "I can buy a brand new one cheaper!" because that sure as h#ll isn't why anyone who is going to buy one would purchase it.

And no. You don't shoot homeless. You beat them up. And only a moron would get into a fistfight while carrying a gun.

victor809 wrote:




Argue? STFU.

Go play with yourself.
victor809
8 years ago

Argue? STFU.

Go play with yourself.

DrMaddVibe wrote:



You're a sad sad fat man
teedubbya
8 years ago
I had t seen the pricing. Are you sure it’s a grand?
DrafterX
8 years ago
So, you gotta join the club and then there's no guarantee... Even if you are a veteran or ex-cop... 🤔
Gene363
8 years ago
It is a chance to own a piece of history. I suspect most of the lower priced pistols will be quite worn.

No doubt in a few years the price will look really good. Once surplus firearms dry up the price climbs steeply.

FWIW, a new Colt 1911 will cost you $750 to $800, possibly more depending on your shopping skills.
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