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Price is$300$250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
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Traditional Knife and Gun Picture Thread
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black mamba
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Great photo, and I'm green with jealousy over that green bone hunter! 
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Great work on those Rugers.
I remember the COPs. I think they gave one to Napoleon Solo in The 15 Years Later Affair, Man from Uncle TV movie. They might have been rare already, because we were meant to believe it fired rockets or grenades or something.
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This is a fun little Over/Under: Savage Model 24 with .410 bore on top and .22 LR on bottom from 1950-1965. The Case 65 SABs are from 1940-1964; the boots are a bit newer.
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Stuart, I’m a bit jealous. Several years ago I had the chance to pick up a couple of 24’s for extremely reasonable prices. Having 2 young daughters at the time I elected to pass, and boy do I kick myself for that now!!
Great photo, and I'm green with jealousy over that green bone hunter!
Thanks to both of you for the kind comments and maybe I can ease your itch a bit. If you look closely at the green bone below the Case shield to the right, there is a bit of bone missing. And (intentionally) missing from the Model 24 pic is a good bit of rust at the end of the muzzles (to which I have been preoccupied for the past few days). Regardless, the Model 24 is a nice little rat/snake/varmint gun, and a fine gun for a beginner hunter/shooter.
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Just put a scope on my mini, can’t get it to group though
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Alrighty then......ummm……..welllllll now.....ummm…….nice knife.....yep...….nice knife.
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I....uhh....my brain just broke. I want to cry. I'm unsure what to say at this moment. Please excuse me.
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I thought you guys would get a kick out of the “custom work” I found on the net
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I figured you'd have to shoot from the hip with that.
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It'd probably be more accurate than looking down that setup.
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What a good looking pistol for being 101 years old, love the military history.
My colt is young whippper snapper in comparison, it left the factory in 1937. The sear broke and I sent it to California for repair and action tune. My uncle received it in the mail because I was on the boat and I retrieved it tonight. 38 special
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thank you. yes still shoots in great condition for as old as it is.
yours is a true beauty. I just like colts. ya got a great knife there as well.
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Fun little nine-shot with a cowboy feel, but it can shoot DA and you can see the sights without cocking the hammer.
Unknown coke bottle, but a nice one.
Unknown coke bottle, but a nice one.
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