gregintenn
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I have a chance to purchase a 94 carbine chambered in 357 magnum. It has a cross bolt safety. It is in very good shape. What would be a fair price for it? I haven't seen many for sale lately.
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Might as well enjoy it.
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:eek:Stay calm!!!! Do you have access to alcohol?
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What road is this?
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No water in my mags.
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You do NOT want to screw around with a flood damaged car. Take the check and walk.
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You don't need to. $20 at Wal Mart, the Gerber Paraframe 2 is a great knife. Walmart.com: Gerber Para 2 Serrated Knife: Hunting
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Glad I didn't spring for those Jimmy Buffett tickets for the Nashville show last night.
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:rofl:
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Your waaay too drunk if you're eating eel with your rectum!!!!!!
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What is the Best Knife you have ever owned?
gregintenn replied to willis68's topic in Knives, Lights, EDC Gear
I've got an old Winchester Cattle knife with bone handles. The springs are still as stiff as new. The blades are sharp as a doctor's scalpel. It has to be the highest quality I've ever seen in a knife. -
Did you see the guy at Drake's Creek being interviewed on the news earlier? He was fishing.
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Thanks for the update Captain Obvious.
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Try this.
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Wow! There are some truly fine people here.
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Just think how bad it would be if Obama wasn't in control.
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Just got off the phone with my insurance guy. He wasn't interested in selling flood insurance today.
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I work for T.D.O.T. I can't wait to go in to work in the morning.
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Gerber Paraframe 2
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Well said, Rightwinger.
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They've been a**holes anytime I've tried to do business with them.
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:surrender:I might need it delivered. It's wet!!!
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This ain't gonna help gas prices is it? I plan to take a cruise ship from Alabama to Mexico next month. Do you think this oil spill would affect that type of thing?
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Better late than never, I guess. 9" beard, 1" spurs. I didn't weigh it. Hard to find hunting time this time of year.
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Sadly, I don't see demand for what your asking about. Smith and Wesson pretty much perfected the revolver before going on to screw it up. I'm sure rising production costs and fading demand figured into their desicion to cheap out on the newer models.