Home built rant

[Boogar Presley]

$1K+ for a bubba-built polymer $450 retail pistols with $200 in extras. Remove all the parts that make it famously reliable and replace them with aftermarket tacti-cool parts. I think I'm in the wrong business

 

[BillsCamino]

 

[lostchild]

$1K+ for a bubba-built polymer $450 retail pistols with $200 in extras. Remove all the parts that make it famously reliable and replace them with aftermarket tacti-cool parts. I think I'm in the wrong business

You need to stop buying them.

 

[Kman]

$1K+ for a bubba-built polymer $450 retail pistols with $200 in extras. Remove all the parts that make it famously reliable and replace them with aftermarket tacti-cool parts. I think I'm in the wrong business

You're not lying!

 

[Boogar Presley]

You need to stop buying them.

Not me, I'm not into the tacti-cool stuff. A nice micro suits me just fine. I do enjoy reading those ads to see what people put together, if it's nice or just ridiculous and see if somebody buys it at the price

 

[Stampede]

$1K+ for a bubba-built polymer $450 retail pistols with $200 in extras. Remove all the parts that make it famously reliable and replace them with aftermarket tacti-cool parts. I think I'm in the wrong business

So they should throw in a nice rattle can paint job to help justify their price...?

 

[greg vess]

Not me, I'm not into the tacti-cool stuff. A nice micro suits me just fine. I do enjoy reading those ads to see what people put together, if it's nice or just ridiculous and see if somebody buys it at the price

That's easy for most of them. The answers are NO, CRAP and NO.

 

[ARCman47]

But, but , but it's GUCCI mane

 

[ARCman47]

$1K+ for a bubba-built polymer $450 retail pistols with $200 in extras. Remove all the parts that make it famously reliable and replace them with aftermarket tacti-cool parts. I think I'm in the wrong business

 

[roydamnmercer]

How much is a “professional stipple job” going for these days?