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[ARDude]

I once saw a REAL unicorn.....but I grew up in the '60's.

[Beelzy]

He who calls anything firearm related a unicorn, is a Buttercup.... just sayin'.

[tbc]

I'd use that term to describe this.

[Spyder]

Elusive, and yes, be prepared for the scene from Pulp Fiction with Marcellus Wallace and Zed.

Nah. Gone in 60 seconds!

[bigdawg86]

I'd use that term to describe this.

Awe man I wish I bid on that gem sooner

[GW]

I'd use that term to describe this.

That is a seriously effed up gun.
A product of too much unicorn inbreeding perhaps.

[emtmark]

Unicorns

I once saw a REAL unicorn.....but I grew up in the '60's.

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[SonofWWIIDI]

I've heard if you polish its unicorn horn long enough, you get magical unicorn mayonnaise.

[CouchOperator]

I define it as an ibject of desire that is out of responsible financial reach, i.e. White Phosophorous PVS-15's at $16-20k

[onelonehorseman]

It's just a collector's term . . . to describe that vaporware variant of something that no one can seem to find = unobtainium.

[GM4spd]

The term is as lame as I had boating accident.

Exactly.

[essjay]

Unicorns? They don't exist.

[nedro]

I agree with this to a certain extent. Some people throw this term around for glocks etc.

But most people use it correctly. My Colt Grizzly pistols are unicorns, double diamond set, Combat python, snake eyes etc. There is a Valtro 1911 for sale that is most certainly a unicorn. Most of the time a unicorn is a "expensive", rare gun.

The exact one I am talking about.
The REAL Unicorn is the buyer he is trying to find.

[Franklincollector]

The exact one I am talking about.
The REAL Unicorn is the buyer he is trying to find.

It is just a bit too high in asking price..

[nedro]

You are not the Unicorn he is looking for.