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I've always liked Selleck. I liked the Jessie Stone movies too.

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So was I. I worked at the Sacramento Army Depot in the early 80's, up until just a year or two before it closed, and lived in the Placerville area.

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Lightly used Sig P365 Legion. 6 mags and red dot 2 OWB holster 1IWB holster. $1600 OBO.

^very cool. Kudos.

At this point...if someone walks in to your home with a sig 320, do you just start blasting?

Truly a prize pony! Beautiful.

You knew it had a problem so you go to jail. LOL

WE GO back in time, I WAS THERE, lol. . !! I was there at the Old Sacramento Armory in the 80's . . .holy cow. For a short time they also had a literal heaped pile of "wall hangers" Mauser 98 8mm piled on the floor. I dug thru that pile for an hour and found two with fantastic actions but rusted out bbl. $25. So, LOL,, I bought two, with the intention of a re-barrel, converting to 308. Did the first, trimmed a Win mod 70 308 and rethreaded to Mauser, cut off 8" of the full forend, torched the straight -out handle to a curve, glassed, modded trigger to a crisp 2.5 lbs. The second did a Boyds stock, Timney, a $70 heavy bbl from Brownells. Money was tight, had just gotten married. To both I added a scrap hardwood wedge since i like to "firmly cram against shoulder" when I pop off any kicker to mellow the slam . Amazing you know of that shop. Kinda forgot, but they may have been on "J" street. Wow, Back to the Future. since pictures are cool: The torched handle handle circa 1938 FN 98 is my favorite rifle of all time. Lot's of good times in its 3,000 rds and 40 years. Those frikken 98's are case hardened actions. . .had to buy carbide drills and taps to install those Lymans.

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I also have 350 rounds of ammo I am including. Ammo is new not reload.

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Can you imagine? "Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, you cannot find Ford liable for this accident and injury. The Kentucky-fried plaintiff owned and operated his Pinto knowing full well that they blow up in rear end collisions."

I'll take #1

Yes but will he be wearing UDT diving shorts around town? That's what the women want to know.

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1. SOLD to jeremiah Made from 4116 SS it's OAL is 10 3/4" with a blade of 6" Walnut handle with finger hole. It's large for a skinner but definitely could be used as one. I was thinking this would made a nice camping knife for meats and veggies. No need to take kitchenware from the missus on a trip if you have this. Comes with leather sheath shown. $75 shipped. Note: It's better if the knife not be stored for long periods in the leather sheath as it can hold moisture. While it is SS it's important to remember that stainless only "stains less". The knife will most likely stain over time. You could wrap the blade in some clear wrap like saran wrap and place it into the sheath if you'd like to store them as one. I recommend food safe mineral oil as a coating when not in use. 2. Made from 4116 SS it's 9 1/2 " long with a 4 3/4" blade. Walnut handle. Has thumb jimping and lanyard hole. $75 shipped.