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I dont get all the hate about them. Its a pro 2a thing and craftsmanship that has gone the way of the doo doo bird. I've seen minuture engines, steam locomotives and so on. I bet this guy has a ton of man hours in these before he even starts just to find the specs on all the parts. I dare say he may know more technically speaking than most of us. I couldnt tell you the angle of the sear on the trigger and its contact surface size. I bet this guy could.
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That's because there are a lot of really cheap people that have no idea of the craftsmanship and time involved in making one of these. They are the same types that expect to get paid full price for what they do for a living, but then want a deal on everything they buy.
I also see posts all the time about how every gun MUST serve a purpose and there is no room for one that is just aesthetically pleasing and/or fun to own and enjoy for it's own sake. I wonder if these same folks have no pictures hanging on their walls at home or any furniture other than a table to eat at and a bed to sleep in.
I was expecting the price to be in the several thousands of dollars for such an exquisite example of old world craftsmanship. I am not in the position to buy one right now as I just bought another rifle and I have several home improvement projects that about to suck up money, but I am going to buy one of these sooner or later.