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    Don't let this one slip away!

    A rasp and too much time on their hands.

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    Slim and sleek

    I love the lightweight profile in the magazine area, and the sleek roundness of the wrist. I'm almost peeing my pants over this one. Then again, being 70 years old, I pee my pants regularly, so maybe the rifle isn't a factor in this.

    Quick....someone hit the "Buy Now" button, and save it from Bubba.
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    You should warn people before posting things like that....I almost threw up at the carnage.....:P

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    Wow, that brought tears to my eyes. A perfect example for all of you why you don't drink tequila and run a belt sander at the same time!

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    That actually looks worse than the one I started with and I only paid $50.00 for mine.

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    Aww, give the poor guy some credit. At least he took it off the gun before he sanded it.

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    You mean it isn't a rare lightened no.4 rifle?



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    Maybe he washed it and it shrunk!

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