Nightcrawler
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Has anyone here fired a Grease Gun? I understand it has a pretty low cyclic rate (350-450 rpm?) Does that make it easier to fire compared to, say, an Uzi or MP5?
The biggest problem with the Grease Gun today is that so few of them are transferable. As a result, a gun that was manufactured for about 10 bucks each (in 1940's dollars) will now cost you about $4,000 to acquire.
All of the contact areas on the Grease Gun are metal.
Not me personally, but the guys assigned to M-88s do
shaggy said:Byron - If you can find any greaseguns at $4k, I'm ready to buy all you got. Average is about $12k for a C&R these days.