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I expect you already know, but that is quite a desirable little kit gun. 2 or 4 inch barrel?

Thank you for taking the time to post this. I had a vague idea how it was done, but your post clears it up. Very interesting.

Now that is quite unusual.

Someone bought this fine handgun brand new!

May God bless you and your family.

https://www.ktsm.com/news/local/el-paso-news/child-pornography-reason-behind-sunspot-observatory-closure-according-to-court-documents/1460386237

Going on an insect safari?

What a friggin huge coincidence!!! He been hanging out with judge Kavanaugh?

I doubt it has a serial number. I'd call it a home made handgun and roll with it. Stevens also made pistols. I don't know how one would go about proving what it once was. Don't destroy it. It looks great. I'd interested in hearing more about you color case hardening setup if you would indulge us sometime. I'd bet I'm not alone in that.

Sorry to hear this. We have a lab who is starting to show some age. I sure dread that day. He's as much a part of the family as the kids.

Welcome to TGO. I'm betting you work at Dixie Gun Works?

Welcome to TGO. A guy who shoots a 250 Savage can't be all bad.

When I married, I made a lifetime vow, and I intend to keep it. A couple of weeks ago, I would have brought home a new Indian motorcycle, but she had a fit. I had no idea previously she felt the s way about bikes, but whatever. I'm certain she's given up a lot t for me. I She isn't opposed to a boat, but isn't excited about one either. I decided against that. Tomorrow I intend to go to an auction where ther is a cherry 68 Mistang. She likes it. I sort of do, but it's a 6cyl car. If it goes cheap enough, I can put a 302 in it. Marriage is give and take. I can say I wouldn't have a small percentage of what I have today were it now t for her. Damn that Indian was a sharp bike though!!!

Now you sound like my wife.