Advice for a new buyer

Walt NW · 07-02-2005, 08:18 AM

If your wife is in to garage saling, thrill her to death and make major points at home by suggesting a tour through the local offerings. A few months ago, I picked up a beautiful rework of a 1916 Navy, reblued and with the 4" barrel but retaining Navy sights, matched except for the rear sight, replacement barrel and mag, for $400 including an extra mag and 4 boxes of ammo. Got me started into not making a hassle of the wife's garage sale mania when I found an 1896 Krag, complete with sling and recoil paid a few years back for a hundred bucks. You never know what you'll find out there. Missed an officers Samurai sword by about 15 minutes last year. Price was $50. Of course, you're letting her dig to her hearts content through other people junk, so you're a hero for which she is most appreciative.

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07-02-2005, 08:18 AM	#1
Walt NW User Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: New Caney, Texas Posts: 90 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	If your wife is in to garage saling, thrill her to death and make major points at home by suggesting a tour through the local offerings. A few months ago, I picked up a beautiful rework of a 1916 Navy, reblued and with the 4" barrel but retaining Navy sights, matched except for the rear sight, replacement barrel and mag, for $400 including an extra mag and 4 boxes of ammo. Got me started into not making a hassle of the wife's garage sale mania when I found an 1896 Krag, complete with sling and recoil paid a few years back for a hundred bucks. You never know what you'll find out there. Missed an officers Samurai sword by about 15 minutes last year. Price was $50. Of course, you're letting her dig to her hearts content through other people junk, so you're a hero for which she is most appreciative.