What is pink, girly and completely badass?
 

Just an excuse to show these photos if you haven't seen them before.

I don't care what you think ... it's so bonkers I really, really want one!

http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i3...arbi15b9hp.jpg

http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i3...Barbie15_3.jpg

http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i3...biear152hv.png

http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i3...rsa-barbie.jpg

Oh well, that's just great.

I can see me running out into the field, enemies shooting left and right, and I just wouldn't be able to find the right accessory for my pink gun.

It's cute though, it just doesn't go with anything I own.

I love it.

It's cool, but really dangerous since it looks like a toy.

uhh...
It's probably safe to assume this isn't a mass produced item.

And anyone who put that much time, effort and money into a project like this wouldn't leave it lying around the living room for the kids to find, either.

Never said it was mass produced, but things find themselves in the strangest of places.

They should mass produce that and give them to our troops, the hesitation that the enemy will have will give out men and women the edge.

I'll echo the "holy crap that is dangerous"...

That is awesome. Even my girlfriend would like that, and she's very uncomfortable around guns.

Of course it's dangerous ... it's a GUN!
Anyone young enough to think it's a toy is just as likely to play with a firearm that isn't pink. The way I see it one ought to be no more cautious or responsible with a pink firearm than they would with any other weapon. In other words an owner should exercise the greatest level of care when handling or storing ANY firearm. That's a no-brainer.

I understand why someone might have an adverse reflexive reaction to such an item - but such concerns are unfounded. It's a one-of-a-kind item anyway. There's no point in worrying about it. I just posted the pics because they were interesting - it wasn't supposed to be "disturbing."

We aren't attacking anything. Calm down.

People see firearms in evil, baby-killing, nun-raping matte black, and the first response is, "That looks like a toy." I've heard it a few times, one referring to a full-auto MP5. I'd say an adult who thinks he/she knows everything would be more likely to get hurt thinking it's a toy and doesn't have to be taken seriously.

Any responsible firearm owner will keep guns away from children until they are old enough to understand what they can do if used improperly.

I saw pictures like this several years ago. Even found a site that made accessories in different colors. You could get them in pink, yellow, purple, blue, green...to bad I can't remember the site right now.

No I won't calm down!
http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i3...iconBoxing.gif
we're taking this outside after school!

*walks into the room slowly, eye sliding lazily toward his enemy

Hello... kitty.

First thought: "Is that real?"

Second thought, after seeing the photo of the chick: "Oh, yeah. Fun and cute."

This reminds me of Alice Cooper last night.... He picked up a purse and walked around stage with it making the "hand motions". I think it would go great with the purse...

Of course I think handing them out to troops for basic training would be a hoot. :)

"...you will give your rifle a girl's name..."