After my father passed away, my mother was trying to decide what to do with it. Since it was a class 3 weapon my brother and I were concerned about trying to haul the thing around during our military careers. Fortunately it went to a loving home. The guy owned a half track and a Sherman Tank. We were all pleased with the sale, especially when he bought our 4 pounder muzzle loading cannon as well.
To this day my mother still complains about tripping over "that darned anti-tank gun." I, on the other hand, recall the boyish (or Boycish) glee on his face the first time he fired it. After the monstrous report he got up looking a little dazed, his glasses and ear protectors askew with the biggest grin on his face.
Does that not define "the pursuit of happiness?"
Just one?
I've been trying to get MCRGO to raffle one off - $50 a ticket. $2500-$3000 value, 500 tickets - $25000 to MCRGO. This could catch on nationwide.
We are raffling off a top quality rifle after the new year. I have a good idea what it is, but I do not have the authority to say what it is yet. I will post the raffle on FR though.
:^)