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01-24-2011, 07:23 PM
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Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: East Texas, CSA
Posts: 208
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He might not be the only one.
My favorite "shooter" is a nickel (or maybe even chrome, ungodly shiny), 42 code 1940 chamber date, with, get this, REAL stag grips on it, hahahaha!!! Complete matched #s, but I use MecGar mags in it, and the deceased elderly cop, whose son who I bought it from, actually electro-penciled his Social Security number all over all the inside parts and frame! I added the cool stag grips, (she said proudly).  It's a real looker and traffic stopper at the range, and I just love the gaudy critter! All it needs is a ton of engraving and it will be a classic Texas BBQ gun. When fellow board member Leon DeSpain was kind enough to come visit and give me current appraisals on the collection a few years back, even HE liked it enough he hung a $1,000 tag on it! Sometimes gaudy just plain rocks. 
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Sorry, I take that back. I have no problem with the horse you rode in on. |
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