Jacked pics on Gunbroker?????
 

Hahahaha. Recognize this pic? My only beef is that, aren't you supposed to show the gun you're SELLING. If you use a 'stock pic' like some of the dealers do when they jack them from the manufacturer's site, they disclose it.

http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/Vie...Item=258422521

Alas, EVERYONE steals from IMFDB ;)

You should ask for a cut.

It's goiung to suck for whoever ends up buying the gun when it turns out that it's finish is mostly rust/ it's falling apart/ etc.

Considering it's not likely to sell anyway...

Yeah, who wants a shiny 92 anyway other than someone of a specific race and skin color that is the point of a very easy joke

Hey, I LOVE shiney 92s!!! :) I use them all the time when I'm armoring a film for gangstas and ... oh... never mind :rolleyes: But seriously, the stainless Inox guns are pretty nice :)

Unfortunately, this is only going to become more and more common. I've already seen a bunch of IMFDB's images on GunsAmerica, too.

Just because nickel-plated pistols are (stereotypically) associated with "gangstas" doesn't mean anyone who likes them is automatically an idiot. I happen to think nickel-plated pistols look pretty neat, though I prefer satin or dull nickel as opposed to very shiny ("bling bling"-type) nickel.

Oh man I was reading the G&A newsletter yesterday, and one of the articles was 8 best guns for a Zombie Apocalypse, because zombies are far too in vogue right now. One of their selections was the Smith & Wesson Model 59, and not only does that not make very much sense for zombies, they used MPM's picture of a Model 59 in the article! Guns & Ammo used your picture! I couldn't believe it.

Hey now...

http://www.gunsandammo.com/2011/11/1...?pid=113#image

They got MPM's Browning A-5 as well. It looks like the PS90 picture is also from the site, but that's not one from MPM.