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Do you have the DLCs? If so this is a good time to do the honest hearts dlc, in the northern passage north of Vegas. The hook of the story is a few weeks caravan that pays 50 caps a day. You get the caps at the beginning of the dlc, then get tons of loot in the dlc itself.
That should give you the money you need.
Alternatively if you have a good reputation with the NCR, or an NCR disguise, you can take a monorail from camp McCarran to the strip.
Or you can do missions for the King in freeside and he'll get you a pass. Or you buy a pass from Mick and Ralph for 500 caps.
Keep in mind that you don't pay 2000 caps to get into the strip, you just need 2000 on you as a credit check to get in.
I know, right. The weapon is cool as hell, but logistically it just sucks.
Balancing reasons, they didn't want to do what Bethesda did with Fallout 3 where full auto weapons was the ONLY real choices at the end game because of how tanky enemy health got.
Even then energy weapons in both FO3/NV, especially lasers, always feel a bit lacking - except for your top-end ones like the gauss and gatling types.