This is what the phrase “eye of the beholder” means; I imagine Sadam would be jealous…
Gold-plated, diamond-encrusted weapons are shown to the press after they were confiscated when the army seized a ranch in Zapopan, Mexico, Sunday, May 2, 2010. According to prosecutors, the weapons are believed to belong to the Valencia gang, allies of the powerful Sinaloa drug cartel, and most of the 31 pistols found in the raid had gold or silver-plated grips or glittered with diamonds…
disgusting.
So if I see that tucked in a waist band, does that give me “probably cause”?
Knowledge is power… 
B
Oh I could pack a couple of those happily. Must have been my years in South Texas.
sacrilegious @ a minimum…
so, mexican race guns have ferrari logos?
I guess fucked up bling is pan cultural.
You just need to wear them with the right outfit to really appreciate the bling.
The real question is “would they pass the 2,000 round challenge?”
Mike
I don’t know…maybe with the right holster and belt it could work.
Of course, what was I thinking, with right belt it would be quite an ensemble…de rigueur 
i wonder if they rock bedazzled shemaghs too…
Dave are you going to offer a new and old version of the Basic Cartel Pistol???
B
Um, wow.
Does bling falling off count as a stoppage or a failure?..
…Right, failure.
I believe the Ferrari logo has some sort of cartel or Zeta association
Oh, come on Hop… You know you want the one with Ruby grips.
Hmmmmmm…you may be on to something. Maybe a retro pimp and modern pimp version?