Scrounging Firewood (and other stuff)
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You … Only Have … One … Gun???? AAAHHHHHH!!!!!
People ask me "How many Saws do you have?"
Other's ask "How many Guns do you have?"
The answer to both questions is the same … I'm not really sure!!!
People ask me "How many Saws do you have?"
Other's ask "How many Guns do you have?"
The answer to both questions is the same … I'm not really sure!!!
muad
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None, I lost them all (guns and saws) in a tragic boating accident on lake Erie.....
panolo
Seldom right...Always opinionated!
Yep. I destroyed all my drum mags and the 2 bump stocks I bought.
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Yup I only have the one ... 
You should have 42 . Never let the government take your gun
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But on a serious note. My grandfather brought this shotgun over with him in 1916 from Italy. Its a Belgium 16 gauge bird gun . Uses light loads . Made in Belgium late 1800s
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Along this line of thinking I need to post 1 more.
We gotta keep this out of the Politics and Religion forum. Socialists, Communists, Pagans, (and oh my G-d) Liberals, scrounge firewood too!
Philbert
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Yup 
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I just saved that one. Thanks.
K I'll be good
steved
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Reminds me of an M37 rebuild book I had by Dahl, it was about 20 years old, out of print, not many ever printed, mostly a collection of articles from various guys restoring M37s on the interweb...and to be serious, there aren't many M37s out there being restored, so how desirable is it anyway (and it really wasn't all that good either).
I paid something like $14.95 back then (new), I gave mine away with the M37 I sold last summer and the guy was about nuts over it, he couldn't imagine he would ever find a copy (let alone one that was like new), told me the last one he bid on sold for north of $200. I don't know about now, I haven't priced them recently, but I checked after he left and sure enough they were listed at various places for almost $200!
Book wasn't that desirable (ever), limited audience, and it's not even that good...I couldn't figure it out!
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steved
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My father has a Belgium Browning 12ga autoloader...same patina (I don't think they were ever "blued") sweet shooter. I watched him drop three passing ducks with three shots.
I think my great uncle told me it was one of the last out of Belgium before the war? He bought several when he bought it, kept this one for himself.
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muad
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My favorite shotgun is a Belgium made Browning A5. Made in 1948 and bought new by my Gramps. God rest his soul.
It’s at my local dealer getting some wood repaired from getting soaked while deer hunting one year where the handguard swelled, and the blueing touched up. I added a hastings rifled slug barrel to it about 10 years ago, and she turned into a deer slayer. Irons only, and she hits whatever you point at.
I retired her three seasons ago after building a 450BM AR.
It’s at my local dealer getting some wood repaired from getting soaked while deer hunting one year where the handguard swelled, and the blueing touched up. I added a hastings rifled slug barrel to it about 10 years ago, and she turned into a deer slayer. Irons only, and she hits whatever you point at.
I retired her three seasons ago after building a 450BM AR.
Plenty of sunshine down here. We're looking at 111°F tomorrow - good scrounge seasoning weather.
