Can I borrow $20,000 from anyone?

[mybreathyourlung]

http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2010/09/14/an-esqusit-beautiful-and-steampunk-esque-50-bmg-rifle

 

[MDMOUNTAINEER]

wow

 

[bean93x]

nice but i want one of those 45-70 chambered enfields they had in a link below it.

 

[mikec]

nice but i want one of those 45-70 chambered enfields they had in a link below it.

Someone already has done a .45-70 Enfield. Wasn't five to 10 years back? I think they came out of Australia.

 

[RhinoActual]

Very steampunk. Very cool.

 

[Wynter]

can i write czech?

 

[BenL]

That is stunning...

 

[mybreathyourlung]

I couldn't sell it after putting in that much time. Plus, it looks too good to sell.

 

[WeaponsCollector]

In the dictionary under the word "masterpiece" should be a picture of this rifle.

 

[hodgepodge]

You want $22,000 just in case someone else is bidding?

 

[Jimbob2.0]

Someone already has done a .45-70 Enfield. Wasn't five to 10 years back? I think they came out of Australia.

Gibbs rifle company out of WV did a number of them, rough but very functional guns.

 

[mybreathyourlung]

You want $22,000 just in case someone else is bidding?

Give me $30,000, just to be safe.

 

[hole punch]

Quite possibly the most beautiful rifle ever...

 

[Unspoken]

That is class, defined.

 

[n00b]

Can I borrow $20,000 from anyone?

sure, but the juice is running

 

[CoopVA]

VERY nice... Can I borrow $50,000 so I can get two of 'em???

 

[Nate-X]

I just want $5000 to get a high class hooker..

 

[Hopalong]

I am in awe of that rifle. Amazing.

I couldn't sell it after putting in that much time. Plus, it looks too good to sell.

"This work of art was built by the late Jack Smith of Sudbury, Mass. in his home machine shop."

Apparently neither would the guy who made it.

 

[SOMDSHOOT]

Looks like something Johnny Depp would have used in "Sleepy Hollow" LOL I don't know why that came to mind but, it did.

 

[mybreathyourlung]

I am in awe of that rifle. Amazing.



"This work of art was built by the late Jack Smith of Sudbury, Mass. in his home machine shop."

Apparently neither would the guy who made it.

Haha. Details are always good to have.