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  1. 09-03-2014 05:09 AM #11
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    Cleaning rods.

    Quote Originally Posted by Fred G. View Post
    Thanks Badger. Here are some more pictures for your entertainment. I've got it advertised for sale on another site if you want to just look at it. I know it's a high price, but I was hesitant to sell it. I'd come down for a good trade or just after a good bickering back and forth on the price. I like to bicker. Just click on the link at the end of this sentence.
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    Do you have the contact information for the Germanicon machinist who made these cleaning rods? I'm in precisely the same position you were in. Regards, LongBranch66
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    As old as it is and still mint. I always loved those, a real rifleman's rifle.
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