There are a large number of collectors out there who value the history of items.
I personally would rather spend 20K on a rifle like that than on a half eaten piece of toast that Elvis didn't finish.
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There are a large number of collectors out there who value the history of items.
I personally would rather spend 20K on a rifle like that than on a half eaten piece of toast that Elvis didn't finish.
Please note, my opinion could be biased based on past and present employment
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Cool to see, easy to laugh at. Just like someone buying a have eaten piece of toast.
Maybe there's a market for my socks and underwear I wore in Afghanistan lol
Thanks for posting none the less.
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regardless of price, still a VERY cool piece.
Exactly, Rome use to do this as well to name of example.Originally Posted by Farmboy
Is there anther one available? So I think the price is fair since its unattainable. Imagine what went into attaining a rifle like that. How much blood sweat and tears went into earning that . And think about where it's been and what it's been through as a machine and how this was the life line of a real life warrior ... Heck id pay 20 k for it and id never shoot the thing ... I'd want the actual upper he carried for that price though
There are literally thousands. Or hundreds of thousands of weapons carried/used by SOF in combat... What makes this one worth 20k?
Dave Vickers says so.
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I figured this was the reason.
There are others on the market we could bring in, but hey, they are just "used" rifles right?
Last edited by Farmboy; 12-31-2014 at 03:08 PM.
Please note, my opinion could be biased based on past and present employment
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