Yes there was, it's called a 44 mag revolver.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
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Yes there was, it's called a 44 mag revolver.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
Ahh, it was the Vltor Bren Ten that I was thinking of. Think it never got off the ground.
Damn. 7.62x25, here I come!Quote:
Originally Posted by ben4372
Seriously, though...this is only exotic because I don't know of anyone else that actually carries one!
And the super-exotic home-made grip panels.
http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p...stocksleft.jpg
No matter how many dollar bills I throw at my carry gun, it refuses to be "exotic".
I used to carry a Baby Eagle in 9mm. That's about as exotic as it gets for me. I stopped carrying it because it felt like I had a Buick on my hip.
I carry a free admission to exotic dancers in case of emergency
Probably the most expensive setup I've concealed but I don't know about exotic for a TRP Operator.
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-O...2_154017-1.jpg
That being said I prefer the opposite end of the spectrum from 'exotic' for carry purposes. There are few exotics that fit the role better than ~$500 firearms.
This may qualify as exotic today, but not 100 years ago, and no I dont feel undergunned with 6 rounds of .32-20.
http://i146.photobucket.com/albums/r...P/standard.jpg