If, I was into buying guns to never shot.

[vontar]

If I wanted a gun to put back and keep mint this could be it.

 

However, any gun I get I have to shot so I must pass on this.

 

A Firearm Worthy of George Jones’ Signature

 

 

http://www.americaremembers.com/product/the-george-jones-single-action-army-45/

 

However, in my opinion they picked the wrong song for it, "He Stopped Loving Her Today,"

 

It should have been "who's going to fill their shoes."  I would probably have stepped up for it then.

[sigmtnman]

Sorry.   That thing is hideous.

[173rdABN]

Yeah, not much cup of tea either...

[monkeylizard]

+1,000. U - g - l - y  it ain't got no alibi.

 

Goes to show that we all have different tastes. I'm glad someone can make this for the people who do like it.

[Caster]

Sorry.   That thing is hideous.

  

Yeah, not much cup of tea either...

...they stopped loving Colts today......

[ncldwell]

Couple steps below the Elvis model...

[whitewolf001]

This is more my cup of tea for a safe gun.

 

[Guest RebelCowboySnB]

I want it but not for that price....

[RED333]

Not for $1,895.00, no way, no how.

[gregintenn]

$1895 will buy you a Colt Single Action Army, and a bunch of ammo to boot. Investment wise, it will be miles ahead of that gaudy Uberti copy, both now and forever. Heck, it wouldn't take much more than that to get a second generation Colt unfired in the box.

 

I'm not a fan of commerative guns, and haven't yet seen one that would hold it's value compared to a regular production, high quality farearm.

[gregintenn]

This is more my cup of tea for a safe gun.

 

Now this I could live with! :up:

[AU_88]

This is more my cup of tea for a safe gun.

I'll take that...

[gregintenn]

Whitewolf, if that's yours, I'm sure interested in hearing abit more about it.

[vontar]

I guess it was more of being a George Jones fan.   But no, wasn't going to buy it.

 

I really do like that Colt posted above.

[gregintenn]

I guess it was more of being a George Jones fan.   But no, wasn't going to buy it.

 

I really do like that Colt posted above.

Now owning George's guitar, or some fancy suit he wore on tour would be awesome. Just not a commemerative gun.

 

Heck, I'd like to have the John Deere he got a dui while driving!

Edited February 4, 2014 by gregintenn

[whitewolf001]

Whitewolf, if that's yours, I'm sure interested in hearing abit more about it.

Dude, I WISH. I am normally all about tacticool mall ninja stuff but THIS is just pure awesome. I am a BIG fan of fancy western era firearms.

[Guest TankerHC]

Plenty of uglier guns that you could get for around the same price, just look in either of the NRA magazines every issue. Like a "Commemorative" Civil War Model 94.

 

Yep, that's something would (Not give $300 for)

Edited February 4, 2014 by TankerHC

[TripleDigitRide]

I can appreciate the talent and craftsmanship that goes into these type of firearms (assuming they are not done by a machine), but they are not my thing. 

[10-Ring]

I saw a commemorative 870 in a magazine the other day for around $1900.  Does anyone actually buy these things?  I just prefer guns that I can actually use myself. 

[whitewolf001]

I saw a commemorative 870 in a magazine the other day for around $1900 that comes with a Russian bride.  Does anyone actually buy these things?  I just prefer guns that I can actually use myself. I , I FTFY.

 

I see you left some out, FTFY. I mean, obviously for $1900 it comes with some perks, right?

Edited February 4, 2014 by whitewolf001

[Guest Lester Weevils]

Where are the commemorative guns for Frank Zappa, Jimi Hendrix, Les Paul and Duane Allman?

[TrickyNicky]

Where are the commemorative guns for Frank Zappa, Jimi Hendrix, Les Paul and Duane Allman?

Or Hunter S Thompson. He was a gun nut and I wouldn't mind a Colt SA with custom sculpting work to look like his two thumbed death cannon he was shot out of after his demise. At least, that was the plan. Dunno if he ever built the thing or not, but can't you just see yourself owning a commemorative one of these inlet with 12lbs of gold leaf?

[Jonnin]

For that price it need to have an old-timey rotating music box in the cylinder to play the tune.  

 

I am gonna agree with the ugly folks.   To me it reeks of a slapdash design to exploit the death of the man for a quick buck. 

[Johnny Rotten]

So you want a NIB never shot gun here you go...
http://dealernfa.com/shop/sealed-nib-colt-m16a2-commando-22-rare-8030009/
Someone cashed in 5-IRA's, Ruben sold 5 of these last week for $40k ea.