Good Ole Carbine

I like good ol' American guns.

I like them all.

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Originally Posted by Tired Retired

No, that's barrelled receivers... you don't need to wood to do it....

:rofl:

(sorry, that was too easy to jump on..)

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But it's so-o-o much better with wood.

:p

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Originally Posted by Tired Retired

No, that's barrelled receivers... you don't need to wood to do it....

:rofl:

(sorry, that was too easy to jump on..)

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I am sure your reference is to Charlie (Painter777). Has anyone heard from him lately?

Charlie e-mailed me last week I think he is doing OK, despite the rough times he has had recently.

I received email from Charlie last Tuesday, Hooks. He's still recuperating, but it's difficult for him to be on light duty.

BTW, Charlie say's his barreled receiver is a real beauty, but insists they're only close friends. :lol:

Hmmm.....
What's up with this?
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Originally Posted by rondog

M1 carbines make nice teddy bears to snuggle with too.








Um, so I've heard.....:rolleyes:

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The wood lasts a very long time and continues to function flawlessly. IME , anyway -- if the entire system is holistically maintained.
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YMMV.

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Originally Posted by cafdfw

BTW, Charlie say's his barreled receiver is a real beauty, but insists they're only close friends. :lol:

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And Charlie really expects us to buy this story? I mean, after all, his Wife caught him asleep with it!

Oh, that reminds me, my wife is coming home this week after being gone 5 weeks. I better take the Inland out from under the covers and put it back in the safe... Hahahaha

RM, Don't forget to change the sheets.... women have a way of "sensing" when the bed has been ruffled and there has been something in the bed!

Oh, and make sure you get the smell of gun oil out of the bedroom!

(Man, we are a bunch of sick people!)