Just the stuff in my basement. mtmuley
Uptick in used guns?
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Potsie
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Hell of a way to get a deal in 6 months.
Something tells me the 6.5 prc waypoint they have won’t last
Potsie
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Because you already put it on layaway?
I’m too busy scheming how to buy a new bow
Tradewind
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I was afraid of that
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Maybe… but I have no idea how to ship it.
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I gave up a while back and have not looked lately. I will have to check my usual sources.
Down to my last lb
MThuntr
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Ship to store often doesn't have the hazmat shipping fees. If you didn't live in bfe massholechusettes or Michigan I'd hook you up with some cheddite or fed 209s
This has me hopeful for a specific vintage gun. I've been looking to get a pre-war Marlin Model 90 in 16 gauge to match one my dad has. They doubled in price when the stimulus bucks got dispersed, so here's hoping that trend reverses and a few come available for a decent price.
Otherwise- I guess I'd like to get a .300 (or other large caliber) with a supressor to fill the "high end" not covered by my .308. As much as the 6.8 Western and other new .280+ calibers intrigue me, there's a lot to be said for the more common rounds with better ammo availability and better prices.
Otherwise- I guess I'd like to get a .300 (or other large caliber) with a supressor to fill the "high end" not covered by my .308. As much as the 6.8 Western and other new .280+ calibers intrigue me, there's a lot to be said for the more common rounds with better ammo availability and better prices.
Djfan
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I still deeply regret selling my 30 carbine during the divorce. I hope they drop in price some.
