mitch Wrote:I realize the gunnies are gonna give me hell for this, but I loved the Semmerling, it was just so damn cool. Maybe it's not the most practical gun, but come on, who doesn't wanna see it back?
I'd love to see it back, but the problem comes when they start putting crimes together that used the same gun. It's better for Jack to switch pistols every once in awhile. If he ever gets busted, it'll be bad enough without them linking him to most of his fix-its. For the same reason, he can't keep it around for nostalgia either.
Count me in. I always loved the worlds smallest .45.
KRW Wrote:I'd love to see it back, but the problem comes when they start putting crimes together that used the same gun. It's better for Jack to switch pistols every once in awhile. If he ever gets busted, it'll be bad enough without them linking him to most of his fix-its. For the same reason, he can't keep it around for nostalgia either.
You're right of course, but I still want to see that Semmerling again. :p
It's probably been long enough now without it. Besides, they'd have to catch Jack first....
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KRW Wrote:I'd love to see it back, but the problem comes when they start putting crimes together that used the same gun. It's better for Jack to switch pistols every once in awhile. If he ever gets busted, it'll be bad enough without them linking him to most of his fix-its. For the same reason, he can't keep it around for nostalgia either.ur right, I just love the Semmerling
I'd rather he just use whatever gun is necessary. Having a trademark weapon always seemed a bit out of character to me.
Dr. Trilobite Wrote:I'd rather he just use whatever gun is necessary. Having a trademark weapon always seemed a bit out of character to me.To me, it's kind of like all the "neat stuff" in his apartment...despite his efforts to blend in, Jack's definitely got his own style
mitch Wrote:To me, it's kind of like all the "neat stuff" in his apartment...despite his efforts to blend in, Jack's definitely got his own styleTrue, but he's a pro first and foremost with a job to do.
You use the right tool for the job, and a compromised tool is just unsat.
law dawg Wrote:True, but he's a pro first and foremost with a job to do.
You use the right tool for the job, and a compromised tool is just unsat.
Law Dawg, I've been meaning to tell you, I LOVE your new avatar. Very you, I think.
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