DAMMIT....Originally Posted by timshufflin
See what happens when you work more than one job.
I gotta quit and go on the dole so I can get the good sales, or become a molecular biologist so I can have more computer time.
DAMMIT....
See what happens when you work more than one job.
I gotta quit and go on the dole so I can get the good sales, or become a molecular biologist so I can have more computer time.
Last edited by Big Ben; 10-19-2011 at 09:32 PM.
In God we trust, all others pay cash.
Thank you. PM sent.
"Are you my pal, Danny?"
PM sent for MELLOWMAN'S snaill maill address and email address.
"I have absolutely no idea why you would trust something as important as your life to the people on this forum." Fogtripper 1-6-10
Several of you want carbine photos and I'm not going to send each of you separate photos so I PM'd each of you to see these. Both Carbines were CMP service grades and are still in the grease they were shipped to the seller in. The S'G' has a Marlin barrel, which I would guess is most likely original, and the Saginaw has a lovely green receiver.
The Saginaw with Underwood 44 brl which may be original.
The S'G'
I see no cracks or damage on these stocks. They appear to be FAT stocks.
Hey Timmy,why are You wearing snow boots?
"The advantage of being armed, which the Americans possess over the people of almost every other nation ... forms a barrier against the enterprises of ambition, more insurmountable than any which a simple government of any form can admit of." -- James Madison (1788)
LMAO!!!!!!!!!! PRINCE HUMPERDINK, i thought the same thing!
Wearing boots because it was 40 here all day and soaking wet.
Chrome faced receivers were done when the tolerances were off. Not super common but is found ever now and then. It was done at Springfield to save receivers. Rick B
I posted a link in the first post to the auctions for some of these rifles. The ME for the carbines is in the auctions.
Just curious, what is the asking price is for the Beretta and BMR?
Posting Permissions
Reply With Quote
