AR-10 hits $26k on Gunbroker

[ColdDayInHell]

some nice craftsmanship, but not at the price

No shit. why is everyone getting wood over this? I'd much rather have a killy Saiga AK with some sexy wood.

 

[economist]

The scope is mounted using A.R.M.S. Quick release rings.

No deal.

 

[Donvin999]

I still think mine is sexier...

 

[Deleted member 12999]

26k? pfffft...

That's like 10 M&P Sports

 

[ericcif]

26k? pfffft...

That's like 10 M&P Sports

Or 20 magpul magazines by next week

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[PatMcD]

It's an $1800 rifle. If somebody wants to pay $26,000, I think that's awsome.

 

[ptrainerchris]

I heard it's only 25,950 if you pay cash

 

[atilla]

For $26k, that gun better get up off the table and give fallatio after a day at the range.

/thread.

gun doesn't do it for me.

 

[NRitland2]

Nice wood, but not $26K nice.

SHit no... the guns/ammo I could buy for 26,000

 

[M1911]

Not my style.

 

[ninjatarian]

This thread needs to be udated to, "AR-10 sells for $136,024 on Gunbroker." And you people thought $26,000 was outrageous.

New Turnbull TAR-10 . 308- Serial # TAR-000001 : Semi Auto Rifles at GunBroker.com

 

[CrackPot]

Screw on muzzle break or I would have bid on it...


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[expedition03]

Someone has money to burn to pay 137k for it. It's nice but not $137k nice.

It would be funny if the buyer had to give it up if they started confiscating weapons. Sorry give up your $137k firearm or go to jail. WOW

 

[ericcif]

Well considering I could buy two of everything that fires 308 for a quarter of that I it would have passed.

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[xero2099]

wow now if there is no major ban someone is going to have lost alot of money

 

[exo]

The funds generated through the Treasures & Traditions auction will benefit the Hunting Heritage Trust. Its mission is to provide support for innovative programs and strategic actions that will help perpetuate America's hunting and shooting sports heritage. The Hunting Heritage Trust is recognized as a 501c3 public charity by the IRS.

Well, at least it's for charity. I expect whoever bought it will get a nice deduction on their taxes!