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Already filled.

got a call from umbrella corp. just today
seems they had a little "accident"
mike, get your stuff ready

My new Trunk Monkey, Stevens Takedown with a 19" barrel. Assembles in 5 seconds.





4+1 with no interlock. Hold the trigger and jack the slide.

interesting piece

how much do they go for in your neck of the woods?

$200-$300. The Winchesters are about 3X that price.

Here is my friend Harry's new Colt Army Special in .32-20, as soon as I can ship it to him. I'm jealous.



And someone threw this at me. I'm weak. You don't see these often, even bubbaed, but it only needs the stock extended. I'll joint it under the barrel band and it will hardly show.







I'd say I can't afford to drop a grand a week on guns very often, but I think I've done it about 10 times this year so far.

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And someone threw this at me. I'm weak. You don't see these often, even bubbaed, but it only needs the stock extended. I'll joint it under the barrel band and it will hardly show.



.............I'd say I can't afford to drop a grand a week on guns very often, but I think I've done it about 10 times this year so far.

Nice, what kind of rifle is this?

Regards

Sandman

A Canadian Ross Model 1905 in .303.

Stitched up a single point sling and butt caddy for the Trunk Monkey.

cool sling

Almost done carving some antelope horn grips for the old Remmie.

Fixed the firing pin on my PPS43. This gun is the most fun you can have with your clothes on.



My 1892 Colt .38 was lonely, so I made it a comfy bed for when I'm not holding it.

great skills mike

Friction holster of water formed leather for the 1882 Smith and Wesson Second Model .38

I just arranged with a friend for another MAS36.

Sadly, I don't get the .455 Webley.