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Old 07-08-2016, 12:38 AM
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Done Did It Again...More aquisitions

Did a small local gun show this last weekend... It was a long weekend. But, I think I made a great buy. A fellow came to me who bought a nice military rifle from me. I actually sold it too cheaply but still made a good profit... anyway he brought me 5 guns to sell because he figured I had been more than fair(his words). In order he had a like new Polytech M1A...Not SA but still decent..2nd was a Colt Officers Model Match 38 in a bit better than 90%..3rd is a Colt New Service revolver in 45 Colt..best part this is marked RNWMP no 1858 on the backstrap and it is in at least 80% condition..Not bad for a gun made in about 1917...and carried by a Mountie. Then there was a Russian made SKS in exec condition with blade bayonet... dated 1945 and all milled parts... no Chinese junk here Last but not least he had a Inglis Browning High Power with tangent sights and it also included the wooden holster/stock with the Leather holster carrying stop that fits the stock/holster. I have seen all those parts of the Inglis before but never in a complete package. I bought all but the SKS but am going to buy it tomorrow.
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Old 07-10-2016, 12:40 PM
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Sounds like you did just fine. All the best...
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Old 07-10-2016, 06:46 PM
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I shot one of the Officers Mod in competition for about a month......went back to a 52 Smith.... hey, tax payers were feeding it with factory wad cutters.
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Old 07-11-2016, 01:16 AM
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Had a 52 for awhile. Not a bullseye shooter so got rid of it. Bought the Russkie from the fellow and a Winchester M-100 semi auto post 64 gun in 284 Win. Rare caliber. Also got a nice S&W M-19 no dash 4 inch gun. And for some odd crazy reason applied for a concealed carry license(don't need it here) and for another Federal Firearms License. Duh! I will post a pic of the Ingles Browning as it is the oddest one of the bunch. Shot the M-1A..shoots pretty good. Heavy!! Had an offer of 1500 on the New Service Colt
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Old 07-11-2016, 06:30 AM
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Not to downplay the OMM....Colt grips have never been 100% in my hands.
When doing bulls eye, I primarily used Smiths and Gold Cups...unless it was the issued box with AMU weapons.
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Old 07-11-2016, 09:10 AM
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skeet,

Well Done! The military surplus market is pretty thin hereabouts lately. At our last big gun show in Morris, PA, I got lots of needed parts, slings, etc., but no iron.

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Old 07-11-2016, 08:25 PM
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Just finalized a sale for my Wifey....She has a Ruger M77 MKii in .270 that she absolutely loves. But she is left handed. Just found her a M77 MKII in .270 that is lefty for her Now she can sell the canoe paddle
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Old 07-12-2016, 05:55 AM
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Since I lost most of the sight in my right eye I've toyed with the idea of shooting a lefty in rifle. Shotguns are still ok right sided. Betcha momma will be happy with the Ruger. Not long ago I had a Colt 22 March target..Have had a few over the years and keep forgetting I can't shoot 'em too well. Grip angle sucks. Sold it for a new Kimber rifle and a couple hundred bucks. Very seldom make out that well but it was a nice one. Funny thing about the SKS...2 hours before the fellow brought it in to sell I had sold more than 500 rounds of 7.62 x 39 ammo I had been keeping for years...JIC ammo... After buying the SKS I went to the Winchester Gun show in Cody and found 440 rounds of Federal ammo for 75 dollars...reloadable stuff. Almost the only decent priced buy in that whole over-priced show. I have also sold my last SMLE thankfully. Only military I have left is the old 03A4 the ol WWII Marine Fighter pilot gave me... without the stock. I found a non-correct stock for it... one day I will find The right "C" stock. For some odd reason I lucked out and found more than 1000 rounds of 1959 and 1960 Match ammo for it. Year or so ago for 150 bucks.

Will try to remember to post a pic of a couple. That Inglis is neat... So is the New Service but think it may have to go. Many people want it
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Old 07-19-2016, 01:25 AM
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Bought a mid o0's S&W M-29-3 today.. Had to pay a lot as it was 800 bucks.... but... got the gun and a holster 2 sets of RCBS dies one steel one carbide. 800 240 gr Rem 240 gr JHP bullets..2 reloading presses one RCBS and the other a Lee...10 boxes of 240 gr Winchester factory loads...4 boxes of reloads a lb of Blue Dot some empty once fired cases... and some odds and ends. and a couple of military 50 cal ammo cans. So I think I will have the whole thing for a reasonable price. A fellow offered me 250 for the ammo..new stuff.. I countered with 300 and we settled at 275...so I am down to 525 for the rest of the stuff.. The 4 boxes of reloads are marked with the correct loads... I've checked 15 at random so far and the guy was on the nose...but think I will tear 'em all down... Mid range loads anyway. Just what I need a 4 inch S&W 44 mangalum
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