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If you were to buy an automatic knife, which action would you prefer? Push button or lever lock? And the reason for your preference.

Update…..the ‘03 has sold. I got my asking price for it. Also, it was a duplicate and I still have an ‘03 in better condition. After the Luger sells I’ll probably take a couple of Mausers to the LGS. Probably a Swedish and an Argentine. Both are duplicates in the collection. The ‘03 went to a...

Gee, I didn’t think I would get as many thoughtful comments. I really don’t feel bad about selling my collection as this does help other collectors fill their needs. I feel some of the excitement in collecting over the years has been in the hunt for them as well as shooting them.

As I’m in my seventh decade of my life, I’ve decided to let go of some of collection. The P08 is difficult to part with. The 03 not so much as I still have another in better shape. My son isn’t interested in firearms and my stepsons don’t deserve them (long boring story about that). Anyway, they...

My LGS in Oklahoma charges a flat 10%. You set the price you need for the gun and they do the rest. End of story.

A little while ago I bought 3 holsters at my LGS for $10.00 each.

This story reminds me why it’s one reason I place any firearms I want to sell on consignment at the LGS. It puts some distance between me and the new owner. Just Incase something bad happens.

I tend to agree with you..But, not for your reason. I feel you lose the element of surprise.

Guess I’ll call them tomorrow. Strange they wouldn’t reply to my 2 email inquiry.

I’ve been trying to place an order with a online site called “Lucky Gunner”. Problem is they say they can’t ship to Oklahoma. Can’t understand why and can’t get a response from them. FedEx and UPS deliver here.....So? It is not like I’m trying to buy ammo or firearms. They claim to have what I...

I’ve a M96 Swedish Mauser made in 1919 I bought at a farm auction. After checking with a borescope it still had cosmoline in the chamber and traces in the bore. It shows no wear on the boldface, sling rings, buttplate, mussel or anywhere else. My thought is, it has never been fired. Who would...

Customers are allowed to go behind the counter to inspect merchandise.

I may be able to go tomorrow when they have Elk chili. Today they had a fish fry with French fries. The way that customers are treated, they just keep coming back.

A few more.

Photos from today’s Customer Appreciation day. LGS holds this once a

I sold some 8mm and 7.62 Russian to a LGS it was some kind of East European corrosive stuff I bought years ago. Got 40 cents a round for it. Don’t know what the store is selling it for. Btw....reloading supplies are also getting hard to find and expensive.

I’ll probably go on Friday and post more photos.....dead animals and all.

Another reason I like my LGS.

Went to the LGS and sold 2 spam cans of surplus ammo. One can, unopened, of 8mm Mauser and one opened can 7.62 Russian. Sold it for 40 cents a round. Actually, I took it in store credit. Berdain primed, corrosive and draws a magnet. Everyone is happy with the deal.

Serial number puts in in the range of 1965 for manufacturing. Not really concerned with collector value on this item. It’s really just a run of the mill deer rifle.