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New stuff w/ pix

Post by ThePitbullofLove » Sun Jun 10, 2007 4:52 pm

My father, brother, a friend, and I all attended a local gun auction last week.

This fellow had some 250+ guns up for auction as he was "getting married" :(...poor guy.

Anyway, everything from VZ-52's, Hakims, FN-49's, Krags, Mausers, 03's, Garands, Enfields, Lugers, Radoms, etc, oh, and did I mention he had 20+ carbines for sale???

Anyway, I picked up a Winchester M1917, as well as a Winchester P-14 (might as well reunite the cousins, eh?).

Blued finish, all Winchester parts except for a Remington bolt stop.

Here's a pic-

http://images23.fotki.com/v870/photos/2 ... 608-vi.jpg[/pic]

It'll join the Eddystone. I missed out on the Remington 1917 the guy had...that would have completed the triumverate and left me free to pursue an ERA and RE P-14...

Oh well, the chase continues...

BTW-here's the haul that my brother an I brought back.

http://images23.fotki.com/v870/photos/2 ... on1-vi.jpg[/pic]
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Post by A square 10 » Thu Jul 12, 2007 5:56 pm

nice haul , too bad about the sellers plight - need to select a ladie that doesnt object ,
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Post by ThePitbullofLove » Thu Jul 12, 2007 6:59 pm

tough choice between girls & guns...

I think there's prolly more girls to choose from than nice, affordable milsurps these days...I know what I'd choose! :evil:
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pictures to shock,
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Post by A square 10 » Mon Sep 17, 2007 9:00 pm

i agree , they all look .......whoa , sorry , its just that each rifle is an individal all its own , and we need to treasure them for the next generation ,

not to be said for the girls - much as i love them , they do age just like us so we must treasure them for what the are and who they are , may the be pro-gun please
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Post by Clyde from Carolina » Sat Nov 10, 2007 2:25 am

I know it's an older post, but just had to comment on the nice score y'all made! Doesn't look like that guy had any junk!

NICE. :D
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Post by ThePitbullofLove » Sat Nov 10, 2007 8:56 pm

Oh, he had tons of good stuff....it's a shame he had to sell it...
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life is the crummiest book I ever read,
there isn't a hook,
just a lot of cheap shots,
pictures to shock,
and characters an amateur would never dream up-Guerwitz-1994




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Post by ThePitbullofLove » Sat Nov 10, 2007 8:56 pm

Oh, he had tons of good stuff....it's a shame he had to sell it...
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life is the crummiest book I ever read,
there isn't a hook,
just a lot of cheap shots,
pictures to shock,
and characters an amateur would never dream up-Guerwitz-1994




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