Now THAT's a gun vault!

She will laugh at my manly things
She will laugh at my manly things
Why must everybody laugh at my manly things?

Congratulations, you’ve just established Argent Towers’ Law! Glad I didn’t come up with that one! :smiley:

Dude, hold your head up!

AA Cannon? Poor fool… doesn’t he know that, statistically speaking, an AA cannon is more likely to shoot down a family member’s airplane than an intruder’s?

Sure, but can we call it the Hestin-Bobbitt law?

What is the large tube type thing on top of the big gun with the chain of bullets hanging out behind the purple couch in the third picture?

ETA - insert these where required ,

If I had a gun vault like that, I’d be tempted to paint the whole goddam thing hot pink with a hello kitty motif, and you got somethin’ to say about that? I thought not.

I was intentionally trying to price them low: assuming that all weapons had been converted from full-auto. On further thought, you’re almost certainly right: A guy with a weapons cache like this would probably have pre-ban weapons, or have converted replaced trigger groups with full-auto ones. I really thought my lowball estimate would have been expensive than the plane… but then, I guess I don’t know much of anything about the pricing of small planes. :slight_smile:

If you are referencing the Browning Machine Gun, Cal. .50, M2, HB, Flexible, that “large tube-type thing” is a sight. From what I can see probably some sort of light-amplification sight for use against ghoulies and ghosties and long-legged beasties and things that go bump in the night.

I was sent these pics by e-mail last week with a claim that this was Chuck Heston’s collection. Anybody know if there’s any truth to that claim?

This message board makes a claim that the guns belonged to Bruce Stern - whoever the hell that is:

The weapon is an M2 Browning. It looks like some crazy sort of scope… probably with light amplification.

On preview: what silenus said.

If, as stated in that link I gave above, these were Bruce Stern’s guns, a portion of his collection was recently auctioned off - for $12.7 million.

Bruce Stern, it seems is another NRA board member.
http://www.nrawinningteam.com/bios00/stern.html

Thanks (Silenus also), although why you would need a sight on that thing I am not sure. I would think it does a pretty good job of making the scenery and all that resides in it, disappear.