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10-27-2007, 06:33 AM
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Military surplus gun shops
Today it is raining and a splendid time to visit surplus gun shops. The one in the next village closed when the old building that housed it started to fall down. There is another great shop a few miles away and that is where I am going today. I have no idea what is available, but enjoy scanning the racks and handling the various old guns. The shop owner is a competitive shooter, a gun collector and runs a nice shop. More later. All the best...
Gil 
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10-27-2007, 11:00 AM
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Gil,
Good luck shopping. It seems there are fewer and fewer military gun shops these days. I always look at the bargain table in our local shop for slings, gun parts, stocks and whatever. Adam
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10-27-2007, 02:28 PM
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Good hunting Gil
 Who said all our hunting had to be in the field I try to keep an eye out for new places, and since I drive alot over a rather large area. If i happen to come across a new stroe/shop, I can usualyl spare at least a couple of min to upll over and give it a good look as long as I can find a place to park the beast. Yes, you are right, there are fewer of them, and thats a sad thing 
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