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I think I speak for everyone here when I say:
PICS PLEASE!!! :)
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I think I speak for everyone here when I say:
PICS PLEASE!!! :)
Q2-Q3 of this year, have more cool stuff on the way as well.
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So how much do post samples even go for, if that's a question one is able to ballpark. I know the transferable one was asking $300k+ years ago iirc, I just don't know what the actual non-markup price is on these if .mil wanted to purchase. I'd guess $20-30k?
I know nothing about mil pricing, but for Dealer you'll usually see from about $50k up to just under six figures for a fully upgraded Garwood system. The lower end of the spectrum will be a lot of rewards and similar. There's a lot of different factors going into the price. Dealing with Tracy Garwood was extremely pleasant, and he'll even come to your location to train you on the system(or you can go out to their AZ location).
Garwoods feature a number of premium features over the other systems which increase reliability and durability. Largely noted is the feeder/delinker, but more specifically hardwood uses an improved bolt with a heavier tang which is a required upgrade by US Army TACOM if I'm not mistaken, even in other manufacturers miniguns. Another upgrade on their "Military Package" is an Ammunition Booster Assembly which helps feed rounds up to the minigun through the chute at the same rate as the firing system(helps if canister is in an elevated position).