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I kinda want to buy a handgun just because taking them apart and putting them together looks fun. I know they make fidget toys for that but tue ones I've seen are too simplified.
I have to hand it to you, this is the most unique reason I've heard to buy a gun before.
You gotta admit, the mechanics of some of them are quite cool.
It's all fun and gun lube until you have to put back together a trigger assembly.
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Seems like a mighty silly way to blow $500+ bucks. On a puzzle that shoots bullets.
Plenty of options out there cheaper than that
Im a believer of responsible gun ownership and I do think things like sport shooting and interest in the mechanics are a totally valid thing. Safety being the most important aspect
Also you should check out the forgotten weapons channel on youtube lots of good history also weapons with weird mechanisms
I assume you've tried the game: World of Guns: Guns Disassembly (Steam link)?
A realistically disassembleable toy gun would go hard