1902 Fat Barrel At RIA

Big Norm · 05-17-2004, 02:54 AM

Thanks guys. Right now I am badly frustrated and feeling a great deal of compassion for Tom and his inability to post pictures on the forum. I can generally horse sense my way around a computer until someone throws something like a pdf file at me. The system on my computer is too old to take some of the newer programs available. Its time to upgrade my computer, but I have too many other fires going at the moment. Besides having to go in for a prostrate operation this week, I also lost out on two nice Lugers this weekend. I came close but didn't get the toy doll.

Doug Smith bought that 'Fat Barrel' at the RIA sale and he now has it on his table for $14,995. The gun is BEAUTIFUL. So I was curious what he paid for it at the auction.

Big Norm

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05-17-2004, 02:54 AM	#4
Big Norm RIP Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: SE Michigan Posts: 1,864 Thanks: 1 Thanked 6 Times in 5 Posts	Thanks guys. Right now I am badly frustrated and feeling a great deal of compassion for Tom and his inability to post pictures on the forum. I can generally horse sense my way around a computer until someone throws something like a pdf file at me. The system on my computer is too old to take some of the newer programs available. Its time to upgrade my computer, but I have too many other fires going at the moment. Besides having to go in for a prostrate operation this week, I also lost out on two nice Lugers this weekend. I came close but didn't get the toy doll. Doug Smith bought that 'Fat Barrel' at the RIA sale and he now has it on his table for $14,995. The gun is BEAUTIFUL. So I was curious what he paid for it at the auction. Big Norm