KahrMan
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About KahrMan
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The actions of men are the best interpreters of their thoughts.
- Birthday 10/21/1967
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I am partial to the older Marlins. They just seem to fit me better than other brands of lever guns.
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Check with Deer Hollow Enterprises in Sparta. I know they do work on Colts. The owner is a regular poster on the Colt Forum with the user name Olle. If they can't do it they can probably point you in the correct direction. https://www.deerhollowonline.com
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Still doing a little safe cleaning. Up for sale is a Colt Gold Cup Elite. This was part of the limited run of Accusports Elites made in the late 80's. There was only 750 made in .45 acp. This was not a safe queen. It shows some good honest wear from being shot but is still in good condition. It comes with everything that came with it from the factory. Box, paperwork, takedown tool and even comes with a Colt letter. This will make a nice addition to someones collection. $1550
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Nice
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for-sale FFL shipment discussion split from trading post
KahrMan replied to Steelharp's topic in General Chat
All you need is their FFL number. You can then check to see if it is current and what address to ship to at: https://fflezcheck.atf.gov/fflezcheck/ -
I would start out by listening to the episode of the Shooters Nation podcast where @TGO David interviews the head security gentleman at his Church. There is a lot of good info in that episode.
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This
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Has anyone tried Joseph Magnus Bourbon? Saw some the other day wanted to see if anybody has had any experience with it before I drop a c note on it.
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That is bad and then last night you had this... https://www.wlky.com/article/jim-beam-warehouse-filled-with-45k-barrels-of-bourbon-catches-fire/28275574 9000 barrels in the first story and 45,000 barrels in the Jim Beam fire. Just realized that the first story was from last year.
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Looks pretty damn good for a first time. Well done.
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We used to make our own spray. We would mix water, bleach, TSP and dish soap. I don't remember the exact proportions but I think it was a gallon of water, a gallon of bleach, 2 tablespoons of TSP and a couple of squirts of soap. The bleach and TSP do all the cleaning work. The soap allows the solution to "stick" better to the siding or eves or whatever you are cleaning.
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Welcome from your friends to the south.
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for-sale CORE30 TAC LR Rifle .308 **Reduced**
KahrMan replied to KahrMan's topic in Firearms Classifieds
Weekend Bump
