Would you pay $82625.00 for this pistol?

[Delerius]

Yep... 82 thousand dollars... for a Factory Engraved 100th Anniversary Colt 1911...

Here's the auction link if you want to bid on it...
http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/Vie...Item=206871796

[rwb1500]

Only if it's a great, reliable shooter, will fellate me, and then make me a sandwich. Then I'd gladly pay that sum.

Glock hasn't figured out how to do that yet, so I figure Colt probably hasn't either

[WWGunslinger]

one of kind collector's item?

more money than they know what to do with?

[knight0334]

Not me.. The Norinco 1911A1 I bought back in 1993 for $279 shoots the same bullets.

[streaker69]

Only if the grips are made ivory of the budding tusks of baby elephants, the inlaid gold is ancient aztec gold and the steel recovered from the wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald.

[Pector55]

Not me. If I won 300 million in the lottery, I would probably pay a bit extra to help out fellow firearm owners in the classified section but other than that, I'm rather frugal.

[imashooter2]

If I had more money than I could possibly spend no matter how hard I tried, sure. And I'd shoot it too, because guns are made for shooting.

Unfortunately I'm not in that financial position.

[harold63]

It is interesting that the last bid increment I saw go up was only $25. Kinda ironic considering the price it is at. Good you posted it so we can see what it goes for.

If I was wealthy, heck yea, I would buy it, but only if the serial # ended in 001.

[Rainier42]

No way, I want to be able to shoot my guns not just put them in a display box.

[DonM55]

If I had Bill Gates money - no doubt about it.