Jewelry Made From AK-47s

[buckshot1220]

I think we just solved our debt crisis...

[Stangman]

I've got the answer to this.....


I'm a jeweler & can make / get similar product. Pay me 35k & I'll get you some sweet rings & cuff links & deliver new weapons to the people that need them there.

[SteyrAUG]

How about just send me the 100 ak's and the $35k? yes no maybe so? sounds good to me.

If they would simply strike the "sporter clause" from the 68 GCA and permit the importation and registration for private ownership of foreign machine guns, US gun collectors could effectively disarm Africa of all small arms within a year.

Hell if they'd simply allow them to come in as parts kits we could make a huge dent.

[northern1]

Another example of the recent trendieness of the Kalashnakov as well. I see teenagers with AK t-shirts and skateboards and shit now.

Now libtards can feel warm and fuzzy and trendy at the same time.

Social entrapeneurs huh ??

[Winnerkd]

I will sell this company my Arsenal for 25,000 USD. Good deal considering how much stuff they can make from one.

[Animal_Mother556]

The ONLY thing that I can see that is "good" about this...if someone were to purchase a piece of this jewelry, their dumb liberal ass may feel better about buying jewelry with "blood diamonds" in it...or whatever the **** they call them.

This is pure ****ing nonsense. Send me the 100 Ak47s. I will make damn sure they NEVER kill another African....innocent African.

[Moose-Knuckle]

I find it to be rather sad actually. . .

Those AKs could have gone to good homes. ****ing idiots.

[Gramps]

I sense just another scam here. Hell, I should have thought of that! Where's the proof of anything here? Just a video of some "Advertising". Which I have come to view as a whole lot of lies/bent truth.

[LoboTBL]

So he (or his company) is buying up weapons in the Congo from whoever has them at about 350 a pop... Then he removes a part or two from the weapon, and pays someone to craft it into a piece that is then plated with silver or gold and sells that piece of the weapon for an incredible markup. I'm not sure what parts he is using but for something like cufflinks he would need two identical items. So two AK's get turned into a pair of gold/silver plated cufflinks.

Hmmmmmm

You really have to admire the thought that went into this. He turns a roughly $1000 investment into a net profit of $34k. I want in!

[deejai]

Give your money to a group like executive outcomes and see real change in Africa.