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Tommy Gun Gift
scooterdriver
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Sorry about the first post...poorly worded.
My CO is retiring and we decided to give him a Tommy Gun to add to his collection. He will use it as a plinker (he has a safe full of guns and 50+ acres in the mountains). We will avoid the short version...any other considerations when we purchase this for a man retiring to Colorado?
My CO is retiring and we decided to give him a Tommy Gun to add to his collection. He will use it as a plinker (he has a safe full of guns and 50+ acres in the mountains). We will avoid the short version...any other considerations when we purchase this for a man retiring to Colorado?
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The old threads are limited. Any thoughts on expected accuracy? Reliability?
He has a gun for every sport, but I figure he needs a gun "just because". I'm hoping he will invite the boys over for an afternoon shoot fest.
The guns seem somewhat scarce...is it beacuse there's few out there...or because few part with them?
Full auto...one of the ten things on my "To do before I die" list.
He has a gun for every sport, but I figure he needs a gun "just because". I'm hoping he will invite the boys over for an afternoon shoot fest.
The guns seem somewhat scarce...is it beacuse there's few out there...or because few part with them?
I think it is because there is few who part with them, along with production numbers. Every one is scrambling with the up coming elections, in hopes if it goes bad, hoping what they already have will be grandfathered in. If you guys go over for a shootfest, make sure you take atleast a couple cases of ammo. Perhaps if your department has any 45's you could write it off as a training session.....