Wow, What a crazy/beautiful thing.

[IronMonster]

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[IronMonster]

 

[druiseeker]

That would have been awesome when the coyote was running off with my goose this last year.

 

[bolus]

I thought it would be cool to have a break action double rifle or drilling gun (combination rifle). but as soon as I started researching them I realized that I'd have to sell a car to afford one.

If they dont put the price on the site I bet I cant afford it (unless I was a dentist)

http://www.blaser-usa.com/index.php?id=54&L=1
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[IronMonster]

Well, If they only produce 5 a year.... My guess is that you could buy a mid range sports car for the kind of money it would take

 

[The B]

WOW! That's pretty freggin unique. Thanks for sharing

 

[The B]

Well, If they only produce 5 a year.... My guess is that you could buy a mid range sports car for the kind of money it would take

Watching the second video... yea, them suckas probably fetch a pretty penny. My guess is George is well retired and puts a lot of love into every piece; probably would just as soon have it hang on the wall, if you don't like his 5-figure price.

 

[bolus]

How about more unusual guns

The Medusa revolver.

 

[Certaindeaf]

He makes all the pimped out 10-22's in the world cry.

 

[Flopsweat]

I thought it would be cool to have a break action double rifle or drilling gun (combination rifle). but as soon as I started researching them I realized that I'd have to sell a car to afford one.

If they dont put the price on the site I bet I cant afford it (unless I was a dentist)

http://www.blaser-usa.com/index.php?id=54&L=1
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It comes from the German word for a group of three "dreiling" (as in eins, zwei, drei). You may have noticed that George calls his four barreled gun a "Vierling", which coincidentally is the German word for a group of four (vier). We now return you to your regular, nerd-free programming.

 

[Flopsweat]

Also, what a wonderfully engineered and beautifully constructed gun.

 

[bolus]

$26,000
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[coyotecaller]

$26,000
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Only!?

 

[Benchrest]

He makes all the pimped out 10-22's in the world cry.

Hey now!

Mine may be sporting a Volquartsen trigger, cheap Harris knockoff, and tactical sunshade, but it's every bit as inaccurate as it was from the factory!

 

[Mark W.]

Since there are thousands of one off firearms made around the world each year how could a firearm that 5 copies are made each year be the worlds rarest?

I have a friend who builds Muzzle loaders that sell in the 2-4K range and each one is a totally unique rifle or shotgun. There are also all kind of people scratch building all sorts of firearms that are one off.

 

[Certaindeaf]

 

[IronMonster]

You will notice that there is a question-mark, that answers that. Its not a statement. I am sure its a ploy to get clicks.

$26,000 does not seem unreasonable, About half what I figured.

 

[The Heretic]

For the longest time I wanted a Valmet with barrel sets, but I settled for a Savage 24 and a SA M6 Scout.

The expense and the weight of most combos is just too much. If I had more money than I knew what to do with, I would buy such firearms just to have them, but that isn't going to happen.

 

[ConcreteJungle]

I can appreciate the design and workmanship that goes into one of those...I can't justify the price tag. Even if I had millions in the bank.
Just my $0.02

 

[balaperdida]

I intended to buy a motorcycle for my 75th birthday, but I discovered that I am getting senile. It's good that I don't have $26K in the bank. I might spend it on a weird rifle.