It finally happened to me, the "I have a gun I don't want" gift!!!
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Omaha-BeenGlockin
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VERY nice gift you got there-----don't sell it.
Jennings and Raven gun porn
----its coming close to now I've seen everything-----lolololololol
Jennings and Raven gun porn
----its coming close to now I've seen everything-----lololololololSMLE
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Hammerdown;
I could learn to love the .32 round if I had a revolver that sweet!
And Goalie; you are one lucky dawg! That is about the best little CCW revolver anyone could want. And to get it for free in that condition IS priceless!
Human nature now demands that I turn green with envy and hate your guts.
I could learn to love the .32 round if I had a revolver that sweet!
And Goalie; you are one lucky dawg! That is about the best little CCW revolver anyone could want. And to get it for free in that condition IS priceless!
Human nature now demands that I turn green with envy and hate your guts.
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Hello SMLE
Thank's for the compliment.. They are out there and at times most reasonable as the caliber has eluded all the Magnum crowd.. Hammerdown
Thank's for the compliment.. They are out there and at times most reasonable as the caliber has eluded all the Magnum crowd.. Hammerdown
goalie
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Nekron said:You never said if you found the pin under the grips! Well?
Yeah, it had a pin for locking the grip-safety. It just falls out when you remove the grips, and I can see why they are often lost.
A couple of years ago, I got a call from a lady I work with. Seems her husband of 30+ years had left her for a 25 y.o. blonde and moved to Florida. She was cleaning out his stuff and came across some guns. She said come and get them or they're going in the dumpster. When I got there I was shocked at what she had. One of the guns was a Colt Police Positive in .38 Spl, 98% (or better) original finish, 4" barrel, very tight lock up, original checkered grips with silver Colt medallion, made in 1932. Another was a Ithica Model 37 12 gauge, 28" barrel, finish was worn but works perfectly, made in 1940. The other gun was a Model 63 (?) Winchester .22 rifle. My brother has it now . Can't remember the model # for sure. She wouldn't take a dime for them. Also, she threw in several bottles of good whiskey and some computer software and games. Since she wouldn't take any money, my wife and took her for a steak dinner.
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