Do you think a mining ak-47 is a good idea?

[gallery2000]

I have this idea after reading about a mining light bulb.  Why can't we make our weapons mine?  Is a mining AK-47 a good idea?

[Amph]

another hylarious thread by you, i actually like it, sometimes it's good to make funny thread and not be always too serious for any aurgment...but you need something that connect it to internet and a powerful battery to replace the lack of electricity

it seems unworkable, but you can do it in a funny way, for example for every bullets you receive 100 satoshi or 1k

[jonnybravo0311]

another hylarious thread by you, i actually like it, sometimes it's good to make funny thread and not be always too serious for any aurgment...but you need something that connect it to internet and a powerful battery to replace the lack of electricity

it seems unworkable, but you can do it in a funny way, for example for every bullets you receive 100 satoshi or 1k

Just use the cyclic action of the bolt to power a small generator.  The more rounds you fire the more juice it generates... Lol

[eyeknock]

lol man you made me laught xD

ofc it is a good idea, im pretty sure that there will be new rich ppl if someone release it

even if this just generate 1 satoshi per shoot lol, imagine that!! xD

[hedgy73]

I think its worth a shot

[notlist3d]

I think its worth a shot

At 20+ cents a shot even if someone managed to turn the small amount of friction or heat into something it would be most expensive electricity ever.

I would have not guessed this but if you would have bought pallets and pallets of ammo 5 years ago, you could sell them now for a pretty nice profit.  Depending on caliber easy 2x and on some 4x your initial investment if you did it just 5 years ago.  If you look at this ammo going up in past years it quite amazing.

[jonnybravo0311]

I think its worth a shot

I see what you did there

I think its worth a shot

At 20+ cents a shot even if someone managed to turn the small amount of friction or heat into something it would be most expensive electricity ever.

I would have not guessed this but if you would have bought pallets and pallets of ammo 5 years ago, you could sell them now for a pretty nice profit.  Depending on caliber easy 2x and on some 4x your initial investment if you did it just 5 years ago.  If you look at this ammo going up in past years it quite amazing.

Why you gotta bring seriousness into an obviously silly thread?  Besides, any serious ak-47 miner would obviously own his own press and make the ammo!

[notlist3d]

At 20+ cents a shot even if someone managed to turn the small amount of friction or heat into something it would be most expensive electricity ever.

I would have not guessed this but if you would have bought pallets and pallets of ammo 5 years ago, you could sell them now for a pretty nice profit.  Depending on caliber easy 2x and on some 4x your initial investment if you did it just 5 years ago.  If you look at this ammo going up in past years it quite amazing.

Why you gotta bring seriousness into an obviously silly thread?  Besides, any serious ak-47 miner would obviously own his own press and make the ammo!

I know it's a silly thread.  I was just putting out there the cost's I'm not here to stop the fun .  And telling how some made quite a bit from ammo just holding it, which is a very odd investment.   I know getting my degree never once did any of my finance classes say go buy shells and hold for 3-5 years

[hedgy73]

I think its worth a shot

I see what you did there

I'm glad you did

I personally think an AK-47 manufacturer should 'bite the bullet' and start producing them.