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Ralston Scavenger 6, The ultimate survival gun, or not
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I was sold until you said that.SPOILER ALERT- This gun IS NOT a sniper rifle
If you don't understand the concept, you're not ready for Tier 1 Operator status.
I really like the weapon's ability to transform into a selfie stick. Other thoughtful touches include mirror-polished cylinder faces to check your camouflage makeup before taking the door, the knurled surfaces to sand down hang-nails, lip balm dispenser, integrated wifi hotspot, and Alexa compatibility. He really has thought of everything. What a piece of absolute shit.
I really like the weapon's ability to transform into a selfie stick. Other thoughtful touches include mirror-polished cylinder faces to check your camouflage makeup before taking the door, the knurled surfaces to sand down hang-nails, lip balm dispenser, integrated wifi hotspot, and Alexa compatibility. He really has thought of everything. What a piece of absolute shit.
Well hell, now that you put it that way.......
Maverick44
Youngest old man on TGT.
$2000 for what basically equates to 6 single shot rifles? Pass. You can buy a base level AR-15 ($500), a good 9mm ($300), a .22 rifle ($200) and multiple bolt action rifles in good hunting calibers like 30-06 and 308 ($275 each if you go with a T/C compass, which can sometimes be found less than $200).
So for that same $2000, you could have 5 guns that WILL actually work well, and you'll still have around $450 left over for ammo and accessories (the T/C will need a scope, but it doesn't need a expensive one to be useful)
Why would anyone buy this thing? The idea of scavenging for ammo in some post apocalyptic world is not realistic.
So for that same $2000, you could have 5 guns that WILL actually work well, and you'll still have around $450 left over for ammo and accessories (the T/C will need a scope, but it doesn't need a expensive one to be useful)
Why would anyone buy this thing? The idea of scavenging for ammo in some post apocalyptic world is not realistic.
