RE: [DL] gunny bunny rifle

[frempath2@netscape.net]

On the Gunsmithing:
A good gunsmith will know how to tweek a firearm to achieve the most from it.  This can be shaving flash off of parts, shimming the lock, just generally blueprinting the firearm and make it sing.  Would the be able to make a firearm?  Yes, given the proper equipment.  Trip hammers, lathes, forges, molds, anvils, and an assortment of other equipment needed to fabricate firearms.  If your folks want to make firearms, fine, but they need the mulitples of thousands of dollars needed to equip a proper firearms manufacturing facility.  Off the shelf and customised is going to be easier and cheaper to do.

g'day
kevin jameson


"Jeff Shoffner" <shoffner@esper.com> wrote:

>Everything need to say about the specially made rifle has been said.  I just
>wanted to chime in to make this thing EXPENSIVE!!!!!  Remember, in order to
>get a Colt Buntline (aside from having Ned Buntline present one to you), you
>have to special order it & the Law Dogs book says it costs $500. (pg. 68)
>So, with everyone chiming in that this thing would be around $200 to
>$350--HAH!  Make him pay $1,000.
>
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>This kind of brings up another question that relates to guns.  Just what can
>you do with a Trade: Gunsmithing skill?  My gun bunny bought it as a means
>of keeping his guns in prime condition (ie: redoing the spring periodically,
>general stripdown, replacing worn parts, etc.), but now I have a gunsmithing
>of 3D10.  So at what point do you think it is feasible this guy could custom
>make his own shootin' irons?
>
>Jeff S
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