[Handgun] Walther PPK/S .380, 7rd, ENgraved, Turkish Walnut grip, 24k gold hammer and trigger - $1500

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mashkid@reddit

I don't know who this is for, but I know it is not for me.

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Wunktacular@reddit

Gold is currently almost $5,000 per ounce.

These have an exceptionally fine gold plating on them, and they chose to use pure gold rather than an alloy...

The plating is going to rub off almost immediately, even with very gentle handling. Such a waste.

Reminds me of the knife Kershaw offered, or offered, not sure if they still make them. They were "plated", but the plating was so thin that you could rub part of it off by pulling it out of the factory packaging too aggressively.

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OttoMannkusser@reddit

Yea, but some dummy on r/EDC will buy shit like that

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Wunktacular@reddit

I don't know that sub, but most people in knife enthusiast communities pretty immediately decided that it stunk.

The Leek itself is a really great little entry level flipper if you can get over the fact that the blade is very thin and comes to a fine point. For light duty and careful use it's an excellent pocket knife. A "suburban" knife if you will.

But the moment you try to pry or awl at something with it you'll damage the blade. And they do chip easy too. You see a lot of them with the point popped off and I've seen a couple people grind new points on them.

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Fearless-Jeweler-318@reddit

disgusting

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TheMoves@reddit

I feel like of all the materials to make a hammer and trigger out of, 24k gold has got to be the worst one

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caterham09@reddit

I guarantee it's 24k plated. Which is still bad but just because the finish is going to wear quickly

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TheMoves@reddit

Oh it's definitely plated, if it were solid this thing would cost way more lol

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OttoMannkusser@reddit

Couldn't even do it in .32 ACP as the good lord intended?

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Certain_Cable_1439@reddit

Not even 9mm flobert???

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BobBBobbington@reddit

I had a watched lot in an auction recently on an Italian mag fed 9mm flobert semiauto shotgun. It was a thing of beauty, you could severely agitate clays and scare mice away with that bad boy.

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Endors__Toi@reddit

Lmao my first thought too

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Popular-Ad2193@reddit

This is stupid! Who would want to use a soft metal for a trigger and hammer

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Royal_Bid5435@reddit

Looks like Hermann Göring had a garage sale.

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bolivar-shagnasty@reddit (OP)

Can't decide on whether to be James Bond of His Majesty's Secret Service or Jaime Benitez of Los Zetas?

Now you can be both!

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