I hope this is a mistake

[stans]

I hope this is a mistake, otherwise, Kimbers in 40 S&W must have become more rare than Lugers in 45 ACP!

http://www.gunsamerica.com/guns/976425466.htm

 

[Badger Arms]

You'd think for that price that they wouldn't worry about "Actual Shipping" costs and maybe hand-deliver the gun.

 

[SnWnMe]

Not as rare as what the seller is willing to trade for, the mythical "tactile Glock"!

 

[Erik Jensen]

ah yes.. the tactile Glock. the Glock you can feel!!

 

[Ala Dan]

Wonder if he would pay that for a Glock 18? But,
then again that might not be "Tactical" enough
for him!

FWIW, I wouldn't trade a half wore-out model 17,
for a NIB standard model Kimber. But thats just
me, being me. Would much rather have a NRM
Colt, or a Springfield TRP!

Best Wishes,
Ala Dan, N.R.A. Life Member

 

[Justin]

You know, all he needs is one buyer, and he'll be able retire.

 

[Sisco]

I've got one I really don't want to sell but I'd let it go for half that.

 

[CB900F]

Ala Dan;

Who said anything about 'Tactical'? The Glack, oops, Glork, uh Gack, he wants is TACTILE. Apparently, a warm fuzzy Gick - whatever.

900F

 

[Marshall]

LMAO

From Ala Dan:

I wouldn't trade a half wore-out model 17

I read this too quick and thought I read.." I wouldn't trade half a whore for a model 17.

 

[orangeninja]

tac·tile
adj.
Perceptible to the sense of touch; tangible.
Characterized by or conveying an illusion of tangibility: “Heaney must thus continue to be a poet rich in tactile language†(Helen Vendler).
Used for feeling: a tactile organ.
Of, relating to, or proceeding from the sense of touch; tactual: a tactile reflex.

[From Latin tctilis, from tctus, past participle of tangere, to touch. See tact.]


"a tactile organ."

Hey waaaaaiiiiiitttt a second.........I've got a tactile organ

wonder if I can trade it for a 700,000 dollar Ruger 10/22?

 

[c_yeager]

I bet youd all feel guilty making fun of the guy if you found out that he was some kind of decorated veteran with finger injuries resulting in an inability to type properly.



On the other hand my money says the guy is probably just a moron.

 

[Snowdog]

That fellow better hope no one bids as a joke. Auction Arms automatically withdraws a certain percentage of the final bid from the sellers credit card, Guns America may do the same thing.
I'd hate to jump through the hoops to get a monetary refund (not sales credit) from an auction site after they deduct a few thousand dollars from my credit card for a sales fee on a $700,000 item.