Frankenguns

[fattboyzz]

None of my forearms have a dark history, and very few have the original packaging.

It’s a gun, not a tub of butter.

 

[ReservoirDawg10]

It shows some degree of care and ownership.
And pretty much gauranteed not to have a dark history like the "no box, one clip"
Pistols.
That's the difference.

Don't deal with people that call a mag a clip. Problem solved. A box has zero implications on care. Near nil with having a "dark history."

Just buy new from a retailer if that worried about it.

 

[Gingerbeard Man]

None of my forearms have a dark history, and very few have the original packaging.

It’s a gun, not a tub of butter.

You got a license for those forearms, sir?

 

[cmshoot]

You got a license for those forearms, sir?

Not sure if that was me fat-fingering the keyboard on my phone, or autocorrect. I’ll blame it on the Decepticons.

 

[tom2277]

This original discussion was meant to talk about Frankenguns, not so much unloved, unboxed pistols.
This also applys to Glocks since I can build a very reliable 19 for +-300 beans.

 

[cmshoot]

Gingerbeard Man these are my forearms, so maybe I do need a license for them!

 

[ReservoirDawg10]

This original discussion was meant to talk about Frankenguns, not so much unloved, unboxed pistols.
This also applys to Glocks since I can build a very reliable 19 for +-300 beans.

Means even less with Frankenguns

 

[tom2277]

How did you find someone to do that?
Did you provide the prints?

 

[tom2277]

Means even less with Frankenguns

Maybe. But if I start with a base 320 and franken it to stardom I think it still adds to the value having the original box matching the FCU, the only registered part.

 

[tom2277]

Maybe. But if I start with a base 320 and franken it to stardom I think it still adds to the value having the original box matching the FCU, the only registered part.

Someone could return it to stock condition if he wanted.