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for-sale Kimber Camp Guard REMF limited edition REDUCED
Fourtyfive replied to Thursty's topic in Firearms Classifieds
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I've bought many guns on this forum that were unshot, or barely shot. Most of those came in their original box as well. Fact is, a lot of people buy guns on a whim and/or wind up never using a gun that they bought like they thought they would. Safes get crowded and what isn't being used has to get moved. There are a variety of reasons people move like new guns, but I've been buying guns on this forum for over a decade and have yet to have a bad interaction with an established member here and all purchases have been accurately described in the ad.
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They were great folks @DeepSouth and helped me out quite often. Gordon (Dolomite) was very well versed on the whole AK platform, including reloading (handloading was the term that stuck with me from them.) Great guy and truly missed. That's great that your dad knew and interacted with them. Prayers out for them all. Hope you find the info you need. Best of luck to you.
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Winchester model 275 in 22 mag. Pump action, walnut stock, checkered forearm. Mfg. 1963-1975. Pretty rare gun in good condition. $600
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I, unfortunately, must live vicariously through the pics you guys post for now. I had surgery on my ankle last week (Tendons and ligaments reattached, bone removed, and some brand spanking new titanium!). I still hope to get some tomatoes and bell peppers in the ground eventually. Thankfully there's a Farmer's market just down the road (Dixie Lee). So I'm counting on you guys to post pics! Getting old sucks!
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I believe this powder came from David (DLM or DLM37015). It's not mine. I went alone with dad when he got the WC842. David told him the compared powder to use data from. Added that info to the jug and in his records. David did a lot for the reloaders. Drove long distances to pick up and to sell. Dad met him twice in Southaven while he was traveling to Jackson, MS. He did shows in Memphis and Southaven. Dad said once, he's in Kansas City this weekend. Sam and her husband worked a show in Southaven. Dad asked about David, home ill. Sam helped with sells, don't think she wanted into the travel and buying. I remember dad talked about Dolomite a few times. Said if he ever got to the east side of the state he'd like to meet him.
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Jamie Jackson started following 7.62x39 Gunpowder and Like new bologna
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While I don't buy and sell a lot on here I have always, seriously ALWAYS, had good experiences here at TGO. Generally the guns I purchase are in better shape than described in their listings. Folks tend to be modest in their descriptors and earnest in not wanting to mislead other members of our community. I don't "Collect" and I shoot my guns. I had to replace the slide and barrel on my G19 a few months back...50K plus rounds over the years and it will probably outlast me at this point. I have a good bud, with deep pockets, and he owns several new guns he's never shot...purchased strictly for collectible purposes. Others he shoots a few cylinders or mags through and puts back in his safes. So I have no difficulty believing some of the guns listed here are LNIB or even new. Heck, I bought a couple of LCR's last year that you couldn't even see the turn lines on. Again, modest in description and I was more than pleased. I too, do shake my head at the sometimes outlandish assortments of attachments and "upgrades" that could only possibly appeal to the person that stuck the assorted "accoutrements" together. Hint: put the gun back towards it's original state and sell the other "stuff" separately...or not... But I like my guns as near to factory original as possible. That gives me the option of screwing them up if I choose...
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These days we often see the bad in customer support for any given company. I thought Id share a quick GOOD experience I had. I made a trade for an older AR15 build and it has a TROY Industries free float handguard. It uses a spring loaded pin and I lost the spring. I made contact with TROY and here is some of the email replies: ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- So they are sending me a new part at no cost for a 2nd hand handguard thats years old.
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Strange......I feel the same way about cherry trees. Must be a coincidence....right?
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Your post kinda reads like you were going to post a pic of the label. Maybe I'm misreading it. There used to be a great guy on here (back in the "Dolomite" days), Mr.David (DLM or DLM37015) iirc that ran the gunshow circuit with his daughter (Sam?). He was a wealth of information on surplus powders...so was Dolo. I haven't seen any postings from or about them in years (and wish them the best) but you may find something doing a deep dive search on here, or the interwebs in general. Having the numerical data, lot number etc, could prove helpful if you have that available. Good luck in your search.
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My mother grew a mimosa tree. Always. No matter where we lived. Said she like their looks. I think it was specifically for the incredible durability and flexibility of the switches she would make me go and break off. She had a remarkable grip for a small woman and no matter how hard and fast I ran in a circle as she gripped my wrist, she never lost her rhythm. I cut down every mimosa tree I run across still to this day I loved her...but she had that Southern woman "don't mess with me" thing going on...
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Mom used a wooden paddle, had it hanging by the fridge.
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for-sale Custom Winchester "Trapper" .30-30
Abbotson replied to Abbotson's topic in Firearms Classifieds
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I went with the HMR B14.
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If I interpreted that correctly...that's not going to happen. LOL. Not sure where it will go when I'm gone, but have no intentions of selling. Possibly gifting to one of Dad's nephews that's begun competition in long range 22 for now. I think that would please both Dad and Remy. Anyway hope that's a little further off. But never know what the Good Lord has planned for me/us. Thanks for the option though.
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Great comparison, thanks for sharing your findings.
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sale-or-trade CZ P09 Omega Suppressor Ready
cknight98 replied to cknight98's topic in Firearms Classifieds
As far as trades go, I have a desire to become more proficient with red dots on pistols (my current red dot pistols are both 10mm and that ammo is expensive) so I’m in the market for a Glock 9mm MOS (17/45/47) or a S&W full size M&P 9mm Optics Ready. I may consider other optics ready 9mms, these are just at the top of my list. -
Welcome! I’m right around the corner from you in Mboro.
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Fencersms started following Once fired 38spl Brass
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I’m in NASH and could meet you this week. Will PM
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Grampy50 left Positive feedback for E4 No More
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Well it started as a Glock 19 but now it's a carbon fiber M101 Howitzer
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Updated list: Colt M4 SOCOM LNIB with Trijicon green reticle ACOG in QD mount, Slingster sling, and additional Manta rail covers: $3200 Springfield Armory M1A SOCOM II in a wooden-stocked "Tanker" configuration with at least ten mags (all loaded), NM trigger pack, Sadlak oversized magazine release paddle, additional synthetic stock, and 2-point adjustable sling: $2500 DS Arms Micro FAL with Sig prism 3x illuminated reticle optic, single-point sling, SilencerCo muzzle brake: $2700 Olympic Arms OA-93 with mag coupler and hard shell briefcase with single-point sling: $3100 Olympic Arms OA-93 with LNIB Trijicon MRO in tactical soft case with single-point sling: $3500 Remington 870 Wingmaster 12GA (police trade-in): $400 Remington 870 Police Magnum 12GA (police trade-in): $400 FAL StG-58 kit on Imbel Gear Logo receiver with Trijicon Accupower 1-8 MIL-DOT red illuminated optic, two Burris mounts (standard and QD), additional parts to swap for a more Inch pattern vibe, three-point sling, 14 fully-loaded magazines (4 of which are 30-rounders), trigger job, and DS Arms Xtreme Duty picatinny scope mount: $3200
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