[dmxx9900]

I got a video I saw from a good famous movie with a memorable and cool gun buy scene
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NWYxEGs9y5Q
$350 for a S&W 29 in 44 magnum
$40 for a nice leather holster
$250 for a S&W 36 snubnose in 38 special
$100 for colt .25
$150 for PPK in .380
What do you think about that?

[Moonclip]

The PPK looks like an Astra Constable. I love that movie. The Colt I think is a S&W mod 61 in .22lr.

Remember to double or triple these prices for the time frame. I want to buy a Caddy and some mescaline from that guy as well:)

[bannockburn]

Moonclip

You're right about the Constable and the Escort; I also love all the interesting little facts that the "salesman" has about the guns.

[Moonclip]

I own or have owned all the guns featured except for the escort. I sold that in Harlem:)

[Beagle-zebub]

Is this the scene with "Easy Andy" from Taxi Driver?

That movie, of course, is fantastic. One must admit that DeNiro looks a tad skinny to be a Marine vet, but I'm willing to ignore that in the face of the Bernard Herrmann score (his last!), Michael Chapman's dreamlike cinematography, Paul Schrader's feverish screenplay, and DeNiro's awe-inspiring acting. (Some have speculated that Bickle's vet-status was a persona he'd assumed, and while I don't really buy that, it suits his psyche like a glove.)

[Hansli]

Don't forget he was an insomniac who ate little. Hard to bulk up with that lifestyle.

[Cromlech]

He was lean and 'cut' like Bruce Lee, not overly bulky.

As for the guns, and their prices - damn. Just damn. I wish I had a time machine. :D

[American_Pit_Bull]

Too bad he is right handed and left eye dominant. That will get em every time.

[Moonclip]

Theres nothing in the world like the feeling of buying guns out of a suitcase, especially in a parking lot:)

Did it one time but legally, even got to keep the briefcase! Another time it didn't feel right and the seller gave me bad vibes as a LE sting at a gunshow so I didn't as the woman selling suggested we do something illegal.