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TK565
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Post by TK565 »

http://www.mvpa.org/ Is a good organization to join, there Newsletter "Supply Line" has lots of Classified ads for surplus military vehicles.
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Dinadin TK-5972 wrote:Actually that .50 was going off, but it is only a gas gun. I am working on getting a gas gun set up like. I would like to have a real .50 but that is an extremely expensive toy to play with. I may eventually get a real one, but for now I will settle for a gas gun.

Actually if you really want a tank, the guy that sold me my halftrack, is selling one of his 3 Stuarts.
Man its a shame that high powered machinguns are expensive. How much are the tanks (like I can afford it :lol: ).
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A parts kit for a .50 is about $5000, complete, while an assembled one runs for at least $8500 and those are semi-autos. Currently the bullets run about $2 , if you are lucky, to $4, which is more common, a piece. Tanks like those Stuarts will sell for about $80K to $110K. While one that needs a bit of work is about $50K and one that needs a lot of work will go for about $30K. One of these days I am going have to try and get into one of these tanks. I am pretty sure my 6'4", 250 pound frame will have a hold time in one of those tanks. I would like to see and maybe have an M8 or M20 armored car.

TK565, I am a member of the MVPA and the local St. Louis Chapter. Another good source is http://www.g503.com .
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Oh that's nothing, I should go buy 5 .50's right now. :lol: (I wish :cry: )
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Post by Dinadin TK-5972 »

I took some of my pictures and the pictures from others and made them into a video.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AGAp5a75sTQ
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