i want to get a suit that sorta that looks like what the mob wore. Now when i go down to a local suit store, is there a sepcial name for these types of suits?

Try Armani, and bring about two to three grand. Then ask Henry Hill's mom how you look.
But, if you want to look like the real Mafia bosses look like today, get one in stripes, with numbers on the front and back.

try something under 300 taht i could rent, im only gonna be using this for special occasions, after all im no george cloony! *Little Nicky chuckle

Good one Turnbull!

You should try Armani, Versace, Gucci, Hugo Boss, Pierre Cardin, Gaultier, Brioni, Oscar De La Renta etc.

But you could achieve the same look with Calvin Klein, Tommy Hilfiger, Perry Ellis, Ralph Lauren or something like that.

nice one Senor Turnbull!
what i want to have is a model gun or replica of a Tommy Gun. anyone knows where can i get one?

GoodFella

You can buy a demilitarized Thompson submachine gun (and several other submachine and machine guns) from http://www.sportsmansguide.com. As you know, it's illegal for a private citizen to own a machine gun, so these have plugged barrels and nonworking receivers. The same site also sells replica and blank-firing handguns.

I was actually thinking of buying a Tommy Gun from my dad its got the drum clip and everything. I think its worth 400 dollars. The only thing that I dont like about them is there weight. Its a real heavy gun they, about 6,7lbs.

Actually, a Tommygun weighs a bit more, but it's a flyweight compared with its predecessor, the Browning Automatic Rifle (BAR), which weighed 17 lbs. Brigadier Gen. John S. Thompson conceived of his submachine gun as a "trench broom," which any WWI doughboy could sling over his back without it impeding his hazardous crossing of "no man's land." Once he got to the enemy's trench, he could stand off the edge and sweep the enemy with machine gun fire (hence "trench broom"). The difference: the Tommygun was a submachine gun because it fired "sub-military rounds" (.45 cal. handgun rounds), while the BAR fired full-sized rifle rounds (.30-06, same as in the '03 Springfield, the standard US infantry weapon of WWI). But the bigger BAR's magazine could only hold 20 rounds, while the lighter Thompson's drum mag held up to 100.

400 hhmmm, i think that is kinda cheap if you want , well hold a sec. i will tell you going price....ok simi-auto tommy gun 799.00. if it is full auto 1500.00 w/FLL, i would be intrested in it, of course not at those prices, but im sure we could come up with something.....

what about the black market?

Not a bad idea Seriously, if you REALLY want to look like a mobster, and you have a hell of a lot money to spend, then you should go find a very good tailor, and let him make you a nice grey silk suit. After that: "Badabing, whole over your nice silk suit."

It´s a lot cheaper.

That was a great one Mr. Turnbull

really? cause I have Perry Ellis shoes, Tommy Hilfiger shirts, a Ralph Lauren coat and a Calvin Klein boxershort! I'm a gangster!!

really? cause I have Perry Ellis shoes, Tommy Hilfiger shirts, a Ralph Lauren coat and a Calvin Klein boxershort! I'm a gangster!![/b][/quote]As Forrest Gump would say, Pherdy: "Gangter is as gangster does."

really? cause I have Perry Ellis shoes, Tommy Hilfiger shirts, a Ralph Lauren coat and a Calvin Klein boxershort! I'm a gangster!![/b][/quote]

heheheh. Not quite what I meant Pherdy..

Beavis, want a gangter suit and not a lotta dough?? Check thrift stores in well-to-do areas and vintage specialty shops. Some older suits from the 70's might give you that gangster look. If not, try an upper scale costume shop, tell them your looking for the Al Capone/Lucky Luciano look. Get a fedora or a Godfather hat (from most urban men's dress stores). Add a cigar, a white flower on your lapel and shiny wingtips and you got it.

(Dr.Evil style): "right......."

well it was fun for a couple of days, acting all gangsterish. lost a couple of friends. natural or not...

Your some weerd dude, Pherdy.

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