5 thoughts on “Can You Ever Have Too Much Bling on Your Carry Gun?”
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I like the idea of a “barbecue” gun with ornate markings, gorgeous bluing (uneven and opalescent finishes which change colors depending on light angle), and beautiful wood components. Such a firearm is a work of art and worthy of display in some manner.
While such a firearm is also fully functional and thus useful for righteous self-defense, using it for self-defense carries significant risk that it ends up in an evidence locker for a potential criminal trial. I would hate for it to be in an evidence locker for months/years–or even worse destroyed after a trial.
(In case you are not aware of the “barbecue” gun concept, the idea is that you have a beautiful handgun that you break out during a social gathering barbecue in order to share its beauty with your guests.)
One day I might do something for being aestheticly pleasing beyond a cerecoated barrel that was a custom length/caliber to begin with. Till then will just be the shiny large magnums in stainless.
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I like the idea of a “barbecue” gun with ornate markings, gorgeous bluing (uneven and opalescent finishes which change colors depending on light angle), and beautiful wood components. Such a firearm is a work of art and worthy of display in some manner.
While such a firearm is also fully functional and thus useful for righteous self-defense, using it for self-defense carries significant risk that it ends up in an evidence locker for a potential criminal trial. I would hate for it to be in an evidence locker for months/years–or even worse destroyed after a trial.
(In case you are not aware of the “barbecue” gun concept, the idea is that you have a beautiful handgun that you break out during a social gathering barbecue in order to share its beauty with your guests.)
One day I might do something for being aestheticly pleasing beyond a cerecoated barrel that was a custom length/caliber to begin with. Till then will just be the shiny large magnums in stainless.
A friend showed/exposed his “pistol” at a bar b Q years ago and the responses were mixed.
However, he met his future wife at that bar b Q.
Guns are like cars/trucks. The more elaborate the usless bling/customizations…the lower the IQ of the owner
Hi there, I just finished reading your post, and I have to say it’s really insightful! You’ve covered some key points that many people often overlook. I especially appreciated the way you explainedthis article. It’s something I can definitely relate to and I think it will benefit a lot of readers. I also wanted to add that I’ve been exploring a similar topic over at my website, where I discuss [mention something relevant to the post but related to your content]. It’s interesting to see how our ideas align in some areas, and I’d love to hear your thoughts on it! Thanks again for sharing such valuable information. Keep up the great work!