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New Smith and Wessons ain't much. Here's a high end revolver if you're in the market for one. Korth-Waffen (Revolver)# It's this or spring for a vintage Smith and Wesson.

Shop around, and I'll bet you can find a decent original for that price.

Are they going to have some sort of ridiculous safety on them?

I've seen this done with gold leaf in the past.

What a waste of a fine rifle.

Good info, Mike. I don't load for autos. Revolvers only.

I love knives!!!!

I crimp with the bullet seating die.

I didn't really want another 300, but this is a pretty nice example of an "R", which I don't have. I just couldn't pass it up. Not bad for a sixty year old rifle, huh?

Richard Simmons would choke if he saw that woman!

I've found that lots of times, you are better off to keep many accessories, as they don't usually add much value to the gun. Once you have a great big box of this stuff, you can dig through it periodically for fun, sometimes you'll find something in there you need for another rifle, or you can trade or sell some of these items by themselves when you find a person looking for such items. These items also make good trade fodder.

My kind of man. Looked like his parking lot was full.

Safe!!! You'll also find it a great place to store insurance documents, family photos, car titles, jewelry, etc. I have two gun safes, and my wife has a smaller safe. They're all crammed full!

She's a doll! Thanks for sharing.

Oops! Perhaps I bought too many.

I decided to make my own. Works great for me. You might want to try it.

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Everything here is covered with a clear, wet liquid.

RCBS, Dillon, Redding, and others make good reloading equipment at an expensive price. Lee makes good reloading products at a very reasonable price.

Ex wives don't go well with anything.

I hear tell there might be one or two "centennial edition" 1911s on the market in the near future.

I wish you were closer. I'd be glad to let you have a go at my 640 and 642. I like carrying the 642, but prefer to shoot the 640.

I'd suggest you buy a 223, 22-250, 220 swift, or other rifle you can buy ammo for. Unless you know the guy really well and have a lot of faith in him, people who build custom rifles are hit or miss as to the quality of their work. There's more than likely a reason he's willing to part with this rifle. I wouldn't think of selling any of my tack drivers, but I would sell you some that have problems. I'd walk.

Do you remember when Sammy Davis Jr. kissed Archie in the mouth? That was one of the funniest scenes ever. I'll never forget the look on Archie's face. It was priceless!

No way that's comfortable! How do you sit down?