Christmas/birthday present for the man who has everything

[josquin]

I was just trolling on the Buffalo Arms website (buffaloarms.com/Detail.aspx?PROD=396903) and found this:

Colt Classic Remake of the 1877 Bulldog Gatling Gun Limited production of 50 guns. Museum Quality fully operational built to original size in 45-70 Government. Fires up to 800 rounds per minute. Five fully brass encased direct drive barrels. Beautifully made from brass with a iron tripod with walnut stained hard wood tripod legs. V-notch rear sight, graduated to 1,000 yards. Includes deluxe transit chests, tools and accessories. Limited one year warranty on all parts and labor. MADE IN THE USA BY COLT'S MANUFACTURING.

$49,999.00

Temporarily unavailable. Backorders OK

I guess they must be selling like hotcakes, 'cause they're out of stock.

I wonder if "hickock45" can get a "T&E" (Testing and Evaluation) one to play with?

Stuart

 

[Tyockell18]

I would do dirty dirty things for that gun....

 

[Skinny 1950]

Limited one year warranty ,lets see @ 800 RPM X 60 Mins. X 24 Hours X 365 Days = 420,480,000 rounds
If you re-load your own then at 25 cents each it would only be 105 million dollars.

 

[SniperXxx]

Yeah, or maybe the armory used in Predator or Commando

 

[josquin]

Limited one year warranty ,lets see @ 800 RPM X 60 Mins. X 24 Hours X 365 Days = 420,480,000 rounds
If you re-load your own then at 25 cents each it would only be 105 million dollars.

Yep- you'd certainly want to get your money's worth out of that warranty, although you haven't allowed for sleep or potty stops, so "your mileage (roundage?) may vary."
$105 million... still way cheaper than the Long Gun Registry!