So, who has $46k??

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So, who has $46k??

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Cause I found a 1:1 scale replica Gatling Gun! (Yes, it's legal. By law it's a semi-auto rifle. I checked.) It's .45-70, made recently, all parts interchange with a REAL Colt M1874 Gatling.

Ten barrels. It's on Dixie Gun Works, AND NO YOU MAY NOT BUY IT!!! It's MINE, y'all hear?! :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:

Now, to collect :2cents: :2cents: :2cents: :2cents: :2cents: :2cents:

$551 is done! Now for $45,449 more!
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You might be able o save the money over the next 10 or so years buy how are you going to feed it. I suggest you start loading for 45-70 now.
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Uh huh, it'll use the same rounds as my Trapdoor. That and four years of a job with basically no expenses outside of taxes should do it.
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Armored car job, hit a casino, couple of contract murders, run some packages up from the Mexican border, that should cover it.
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Is this your way of asking for some help?
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Not me, but I know people...
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rayjd2 wrote:Cause I found a 1:1 scale replica Gatling Gun! (Yes, it's legal. By law it's a semi-auto rifle. I checked.) It's .45-70, made recently, all parts interchange with a REAL Colt M1874 Gatling.

Ten barrels. It's on Dixie Gun Works, AND NO YOU MAY NOT BUY IT!!! It's MINE, y'all hear?! :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:

Now, to collect :2cents: :2cents: :2cents: :2cents: :2cents: :2cents:

$551 is done! Now for $45,449 more!
Just take all that buckage you got in scholarships and cash it in..... :twisted:

Who needs a ejumicashun when ya gots a Gat(ling) anyhoo? :crazy.gif:
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I do
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Yeah you better start loading .45-70's now while you start walking the roads looking for collectable bottles. Turn them in where you get a better return. Some places give a dime a pop.
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No kidding? What stores take them, or that a Yankee thing?

Right now I'm searching the right-ways-for scrap metal. Old box springs, axles, etc.

Thought about scrapping cars.
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Watching Pawn stars last night, the guy has the original gatling, complete on carrage..he ask Rick for a firm $325,000.00 dollars.., of course Rick counter offers 225k and the guy turns him down, at least they shot up about 200 rounds as it had the round donut drum mag with it....
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That's an old episode. Fun watching them out on the range with it. That 'donut' is called an Accles Drum magazine. worth some major buckage in itself.

Thought about scrapping cars.
Maybe ya oughta ask JYD about that racket, rayjd2!..... :wink:
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