I don't think thats where he was going with that. War memorabilia is quite common and has more to do with nostalgia than the profititibility of dead people.
Yes the battle was awful but how many rich hollywood producers have made millions off of WWII?
I like the history of it and I would be interested in a Stanilgrad Special (maybe call it a Comrade Special)
"Never trust quotes you read on the internet"
- Abraham Lincoln
also if I could buy all thse guns together as a collection and save money over buying them individually, I would be super stoked. Also, it would be sweet if potential combo had a Russian overcoat and fur hat.
Oh I guess I am a evil gun owner now as I have many Winchester commerative rifles too. I will go down to the local reserve and burn them in a big pile as I would not want offend anyone especially our productive and crimeless native population. How about you buy them from me for about 90 thousand big ones and you can destroy them and feel all good about yourself. My motive was not to offend but to enjoy firearms and their history. I also have many other commerative weapons such as from KOREA - D-DAY - ETC. Get a life there buddy.
Another great Russian language World War 2 film that has come out semi-recently is The Fortress of War (a.k.a. The Brest Fortress), if you like realistic and bleak, it is well worth the watch.
Suggestion: Every second pack gets a mosin
Maybe just call a two-fer sale and it won't offend anyone, hopefully.