Home » Blogs » Cutaway Guns: Obscure Object of Desire? [VIDEO]

Cutaway Guns: Obscure Object of Desire? [VIDEO]

Robert Farago - comments No comments

I kinda liked the plastic take-apart organs in my biology class. But I wouldn’t want to display one in my kitchen. Or anywhere else in the house, really. As for cutaway guns, meh. Especially gigantic examples that make me feel like I’m four years old (size-wise). As for the smaller cutaway guns . . .

They’re non-firing! Yes, I know: that’s the point. But I don’t keep any guns that I don’t shoot. So there is that.

On the positive side, you can leave these guns around the house without safety concerns and bore newbies to death with technical explanations. You like?

[Click here to view Rock Island Auctions’ catalogue for their next auction. Warning! It’s a black hole-like time suck.]

Tags Rifles
Photo of author

Robert Farago

Robert Farago is the former publisher of The Truth About Guns (TTAG). He started the site to explore the ethics, morality, business, politics, culture, technology, practice, strategy, dangers and fun of guns.

0 thoughts on “Cutaway Guns: Obscure Object of Desire? [VIDEO]”

  1. I live in Washington State (the state that is trying to out California the original California), there is never any good news about guns here at the local level.

    Reply
  2. Only 77 to be made? Don’t they know you have to make even numbers of these things so everyone can wield AutoMags akimbo, ala the Death Merchant?

    Reply
  3. Not interested. Besides, California would probably put a limit on how many half-rounds you could have in your half-magazine.

    Reply

Leave a Comment