The only time I've ever seen a gun that blue, it was a training pistol for the police academy. Meaning, it no shooty, plastic, TOY! That thing, I'm not so sure. It almost looks like he took it apart and hit it with Ford blue, to confuse/amuse the cops!
Actually, my sister did, so I did it that way for her. You should see what she wanted on her SKS. And yes folks, that is a real HiPower, circa 1976; it was a well-worn duty gun when it was passed to her, and will end up as one of her daughters, one day.
Is that even a real weapon? I think my nephew has a squirtgun that looks like that.
ReplyDeleteThe only time I've ever seen a gun that blue, it was a training pistol for the police academy. Meaning, it no shooty, plastic, TOY! That thing, I'm not so sure. It almost looks like he took it apart and hit it with Ford blue, to confuse/amuse the cops!
ReplyDeleteIf he didn't like it, why didn't he just sell it?
ReplyDeleteSmurf gun?
ReplyDeleteIt needs fake ivory grips to balance the color scheme.
ReplyDeleteDon't smuck with a Smurf, they're armed.
ReplyDeleteSilverwulfe, yep, it's real, and somebody ordered it that way;
ReplyDeleteMattexian, I'm guessing they jusr REALLY LIKE blue. And don't have good taste;
Anon, what?
BobG, that's what I think, same mindset as a furry, only for Smurfs;
GeorgeH, that would upgrade it, but it should have an engraved rampant smurf on the grips, like Colt's grips sometimes;
R/F, anybody dressed like that guy, I don't get near on general principle.
Actually, my sister did, so I did it that way for her. You should see what she wanted on her SKS.
ReplyDeleteAnd yes folks, that is a real HiPower, circa 1976; it was a well-worn duty gun when it was passed to her, and will end up as one of her daughters, one day.
Papa Smurf and the cast of Pleasantville.
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