Gold "Lucky Shot" B2K2 w/LCD

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  • zinger565
    Bang Head Here
    • Apr 2022
    • 960
    • Wisconsin

    #1

    Gold "Lucky Shot" B2K2 w/LCD

    Not mine. Never seen the "lucky shot" or "go for the gold" engraving before. Not sure if custom, or some sort of special edition/giveaway
    https://www.ebay.com/itm/15498750684...QAAOSw49JieC9K

    Price is a bit much though, especially for what is otherwise a standard b2k2.
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  • glaman5266
    MCB Life Member
    • Jul 2020
    • 1277
    • WI

    #2
    My guess is it's custom/SE/giveaway. Never seen that one either. I think the price is 'cuz it's an X-Mill & pandemic pricing.
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    • Jonnydread
      Wild Card
      • Jul 2020
      • 4461
      • Lil Rhody

      #3
      very cool, but not $212+ cool
      💀 PK x Ragnastock 💀

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      • Headshotted
        Dear god, the Rabbits!
        • Sep 2021
        • 407
        • Colorado Springs

        #4
        If it had PDS, I could maybe see that price.
        I could have sworn I had something important to put here...
        ​​​​​​Your friendly neighborhood Hive Tyrant. Convert to the cult Automag.

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        • Myrkul
          Myrkul commented
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          I feel like even that is kind of a stretch. I've never paid more then $65 for blind b2k. This one looks cool and unique, but isn't private label, no aftermarket parts or upgrades, I'd say $120 tops. Even if it had eyes I'd go no higher then $160.
      • the_matrix_guy
        What the hæææl
        • Oct 2020
        • 1677
        • FL

        #5
        I dont know guys, even some classic spyders without upgrades are fetching $65+. Ever heard of inflation? Things cant stay 120 forever. Prices on all vintage pg gear has gone crazy since 2010 with Cockers and AKA’s leading the pack, and everything else catching up slowly, now even lowly non-PL Angel LED and LCDs fetching $350+? ICD, Impies, and Timmies seem to be lagging behind but catching up
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        • zinger565
          zinger565 commented
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          Always a crap shoot with solenoids too. I don't think Humphrey makes them anymore, or anything that would be a drop-in replacement. Every time I come across one they're around $80, so always keep fingers crossed nobody's been an idiot and taken it apart/lost parts/blown it.

        • Myrkul
          Myrkul commented
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          The older B2ks use Skinner/Parker noids, the newer ones are Humphrey.

          That being said I've yet to see one fail. They are very robust and reliable noids. I'd be confident the noid is fine in this one.

        • glaman5266
          glaman5266 commented
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          I concur. The noids & boards in ICD stuff are typically very robust. Never got a bad board or noid, never had to replace one either.
      • Daltech
        Electro<Mech<Pump
        • Feb 2022
        • 901
        • West Coast

        #6
        This thing is a beauty. The board and harness have no reason to fail unless mistreated. The valves can and will fail. Wires might get a little stiff and break but any tech worth his wallet may fix it up in a pinch. This thing looks super clean for someone trying to get BM2K going.

        FYI it took me 2 Angel LED’s and a few different misc parts kits to get my Angel LED bought off eBay back to it’s original glory.

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        • Myrkul
          Myrkul commented
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          I've rebuilt 5/6 bushmasters, at this point, and every single one of them needed the harness repaired. The wires are very stiff, brittle and fragile at this point.
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