-=> Quoting John Perz to All on 15 May 96  19:54 <=-
 Re: Bathtub Guns 
 JP> While reading the newspaper today, I caught an ad for a movie with
 JP> Pamela Lee Anderson.  The ad showed her in a bubble-bath, raising and
 JP> aiming a (Glock?)
 JP> It suddenly struck me that **I** don't have a bathtub gun and that
 JP> **I** am completely vulnerable while bathing!
 JP> So what do the rest of you guys use for tub-guns?
 JP> Is the barrel on a Glock stainless?  Should I use a stainless
 JP> revolver? What about lubrication?  Maybe one of those teflon gun
 JP> coatings? 
 JP> I'm not gonna be able to bathe until I get this set up . . .
I don't have a bathtub gun, but I do have a Starvel (nickle) Firestar in 
the drawer under the bathroom sink. But maybe a stainless revolver would 
be better ...
OTOH, don't SEALs use an HK in some sort of black/blue finish? Obviously, 
a gun for use by SEALs would be acceptable in a bathtub generally.
I presume though that you'd have to use some sort of non-oil lubricant - 
maybe graphite or teflon. Soapy water is designed to remove oil from 
surfaces.
[Yes, I presume this question was mostly tongue in cheek, but I still 
choose to give a serious answer. Now get in that tub so people can stand 
to be in the same room with you!]
Steve
... It is not essential to the hunt that it be successful. - J. O. Gasset
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