[nick112207]

All i can say is wow lol. Rolling thunder looks like they were just trying to make a gun similiar to the one in No Country for Old Men in looks. and the Road blocker, well idk what to even think about that one. I'd consider getting the Road Blocker just for the hell of it. Can't see it having much practical use other than to just put it over the fire place and have people stare at it.

[cremley]

O.F. Mossberg & Sons, Inc. - Firearms, Shotguns, Rifles, Accessories, and Precision Machining

Yea, what is up with the 50 caliber style muzzle break? You are right about the other one though, It looks like it could have come from no country for old men.

[GlockMeister]

LOL, man, people must have me on there ignore list or something? (their loss) Cuz I linked about 3 or 4 of Mossberg's new looking toys about a week or two ago, including those two in someone elses thread when they inquired about which mossy to get. But yea, I thought at that time they're pretty awesome looking. I especially liked the mean look that muzzle break gives it. lol Now all it would need might be something like say maybe some flames or maybe something like the P-40 Warhawk had on it? lol

[nick112207]

i'm not on here all that often, so i more than likely missed your posts, sorry man.

yeah like i said i'd get the one with the 50 muzzle brake just because of the looks it would get. add a stock to it, and figure out how to rig up a bipod to it and you could convince people who aren't in the know with guns that it is a .50 snipe rifle haha

[hobiesun]

Hard to find at the moment...

[nathangdad]

of guns for reasons such as impressing their friends, hoping to intimidate an intruder, and so on . . .

If you were alive when the Dirty Harry movies came out you will remember Smith and Wesson had to go to three shifts (24 hours a day) to make
.44 magnums to sell to people who had never heard of the gun before the movie. So, movies do have an impact on future gun production.

P.S. If you were alive during the Dirty Harry movie days you will probably also remember hundreds of S&W .44 mags for sale in pawn shops with nearly full boxes of ammo. It was just too much for many of the buyers to handle.

[cremley]

Quote:       Originally Posted by nathangdad

P.S. If you were alive during the Dirty Harry movie days you will probably also remember hundreds of S&W .44 mags for sale in pawn shops with nearly full boxes of ammo. It was just too much for many of the buyers to handle.

Thats because Clint Eastwood is BA!!!!