@Uksio i justsaid inflation bruj

It is my consitutional right to vote and those poor Hong Kong bastards have not even been to a booth in 20 odd years ... shove your commie bullshit up your ass.

Thank you teabag, very cool!

@Uksio hey Uksio, dont make me start copy pasting what i say for your blind fucking neanderthal eyes

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so you could roughly get a tommy gun for the same price as 10 m1911s

@Uksio we're talking about 200 dollars back then you fucking retard

$2500 gun would need to do something amazing today

guns today are like

at least several hundred bucks for pistols

and over a thousand for rifles

it cost a lot more

@Spooky Melon Yes, you fucking retard, I pürovided you with the inflation value THEN

because it was a significant breakthrough

Read the header you blind fuck

in firearm engineering

Nah you can get an AR for like 300 @Lucienne d'Anwyl

No it wasn't

where?

The beauty of psa

@Uksio whats your argument? i know that it cost 200 back then, and that it was a lot of money back then

tbf ar is also a wicked mass produced one

Palmetto state armory

A guy knew a guy and marketed a thompson to an army

It was not the best, it was not the cheapest, it was not even the most ergonomic gun

But it was a bling-bling among the mafia

That's fucking it

**aye, but it was an available automatic weapon that criminals could get, or they could be stuck with fucking handguns and shotguns**

Oh and if you want it that cheap you gotta build it for the most part @Lucienne d'Anwyl

well

building a gun

doesnt sound soooo bad

Which is actually a good thing bc you know how the damn thing works

3269

unless you have to actually manufacture the parts yourself

No that’s AK building lol

@Spooky Melon My argument is that the author of an article is a nonce for calling it "relatively cheap"
Fucking grease gun was just $15 uninflated bucks back then