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What a find. As you say, couldn't be passed up at all.
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What a find. As you say, couldn't be passed up at all.
At 105 and 115...there used to be four shops there. That was a neat time in life...Quote:
Originally Posted by mr.e moose
Yup, I went to school with Cam and Rob. They ran Premier Firearms until they shut it down to grow spearmint down in Southern Alberta. Most of their crop went to NY City to freshen the sewers.
HahahahaQuote:
Originally Posted by mr.e moose
Cam is iron workering, and Bill is probably still running....from Cam and everyone else.
Rob must figure that everyone who knows what happened died or forgot over the last 30 years...
Yes that kit looks to be in amazing shape....very, very nice...enjoy it!!!
Personally I almost prefer the "well used in service look" as long as its all correct and matching!!!
Not to take anything away from your rifle though, it's very nice!!!
Working on it!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Steve762
Well this sounds juicy, what happened!!??Quote:
Originally Posted by Lee Enfield
I've noticed that many No. 4T rifles that come out of the woodwork have been with their original owners for 50+ years. Once you have one, they are hard to part with!
When they bought them, they were almost no money...now they come out into estate sales and curry up a fortune...
Canarm, klondike, custom gun, premier...Quote:
Originally Posted by browningautorifle
North Trail
K&M
Lock & Load
Custom gun became western gunparts, the only one to still exist...
And now P&D...
nice gun by the way...