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Old 05-27-2015, 11:07 PM
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Arrow Wow! $16,000.00 and still going up!
http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/Vie...=485759089#PIC
Very Nice! But... $16,000.00 and still getting bids!
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Old 05-28-2015, 08:19 AM
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wtf.....16K for a pair of guns that will never be shot?! I don't get that at all. I wonder what the "real" value of them are? Crazy to drop that cash on that. .... out of my league so I am just jealous I guess
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"Ivory like" grips. . . not even real Ivory?? Manufactured in 1989, so not "historic" in any sense. It is 1 of 500 manufactured by Colt as a novelty item 25 years ago??

I can understand paying a premium for a historically significant firearm, or if attached to some event or person (Patton's Ivory handled S&W).

I don't see the value in this. Maybe its just me.
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"Ivory like" grips. . . not even real Ivory?? Manufactured in 1989, so not "historic" in any sense. It is 1 of 500 manufactured by Colt as a novelty item 25 years ago??

I can understand paying a premium for a historically significant firearm, or if attached to some event or person (Patton's Ivory handled S&W).

I don't see the value in this. Maybe its just me.
No you are right on.....I didn't notice they weren't real ivory either. This is nucking futs!
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That's a used car bill.
I paid less than that for my Tundra...brand new!

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