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Think I got lucky today...Kerr sling.
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06-21-2009 12:06 AM
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Dan Wilson
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Wow, thats a pretty nice buy for 40 clams, lucky lucky.
Dan
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it's junk, it's junk I tell you, da rifle too, Terrible junk, (grin)
congrats sir on picking up both,ya done good. They SHINE. I just can't come up with anymore new excuses, when she asks, "how many bolt action & semi-auto .30-06's do we really need?( 1903's, 1917's, M1's)".
But I have found it helps to pick up several nice pieces of Fenton opalesent art glass for her before a planned purchase.She has around 500 pieces, far more than our puny firearms collection.
da gimp
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Hey Gimp,
Yea it's ole Military junk. That's what we like. Picked up the rifle two shows ago. It's an early Remington with it's original barrel. All blue. Guess Augusta or San Antonio arsenal decided to put that nice Winchester stock on it just to get somebody to shoot it. Perfect bore. You can see more photos of the rifle if you go back a few pages on this forum.
Soon as the heat leaves us the rifle and sling will go with me to the range. Probably in the fall. Bet it shoots good.
The Kerr sling.....if I were a serious hunter or competitive shooter it would be my first choice. As far as form and function go think it is an engineering work of art.
Gimp ya' know ya' could try a different tack. The rifles can feed, protect the family and provide fun. Ya' can only eat the meat off the glass that the rifles can provide.
Lancebear