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The best part about the scar is the shoe-like stock. The 7.62x51mm round definitely makes nice work of concrete.
Maybe it’s just my “IMPRESS ME MOARRRRR” type attitude, but I feel his videos aren’t as exciting as they used to be. It’s like he’s more mature now, and less fun.
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60” x 34” and stands 22” tall. The top is ¾” museum glass. The wood stocks of the guns were hand carved from a block of wood. The trigger guards were all created from pieces of brass and then gold plated. The gold plated balls on the end of the stocks can be turned to adjust the height of each leg. The sights have been fire blued, just as the original ball and cap muzzle loaders were.
$25,000 is the price tag. If you’re interested email J.D. at [email protected]
J.D. Cabrera’s extensive experience with firearms ranges from building single actions for Colt, lead gunsmith behind the startup of the current Henry Repeating Arms, inspecting firearms for import, building Uberti firearms in Italy, all the way to designing the Colt Pony.
I just realized I need a gigantic Glock table in my life. Preferably porcelain Glock 7s. I’d also settle for a Deagle brand Deagle one as long as the Deagles are gold tiger striped!
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Definitely relevant to my interests.
0:48 – He’s surprised that a bunch of scumbag criminals have different views than him?
2:00 – WhUT? Why? What an elitist.
Starts April 2014.
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Source – MTV
51:21 is where the gun-talk starts. I don’t get it… he’s says he wishes the jews had access to guns during the holocaust but then goes on to say we don’t need them in this country *me scratching my head*. Alright guy… so how do you expect to prevent another holocaust type situation then in the future? For an obviously brilliant guy, I can’t wrap my head around how he can be so dumb.
LOL NRA takedown project though… Hilarious. Sure the guy has a lot of money and makes good movies, but lets be real, he can’t touch the NRA. “They’re gonna wish they weren’t alive after I’m done with them.” -Harvey Weinstein on the NRA.
In the above interview he states that he’s going to not make movies with gun violence any longer. Interesting considering in the Howard Stern interview he talks about how much he likes making Quentin Tarantino’s movies, and would even go as far as to financially back a Tarantino movie without even reading the script.
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Hat tip: Jake
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Been there done that. Anything but birdshot is NOT fun on the wrist. That said, I type on keyboards for a living so my wrists are probably only as strong as a 12 year old girl’s.
The coolest thing about short barrel shotguns is definitely their appearance.
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Agreed. If it’s not your fight, stay out of it. I’ve heard a lot of horror stories and hypothetical scenarios which make me want to stay out of other people’s problems.
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