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fund razor
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Drive by HAPPY EASTER
Wrinkleface
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Zup Punk?
fund razor
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Getting to be time to get the boat back out...
soon
Happiness.
fund razor
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You may be thinking of a defensive shotgun. You may be thinking "A 12ga is a 12ga, right? Kaboom. This here (insert shotgun) has SIX kabooms. What else do I need? I don't need an actual Mossberg M590A1."
But you do. More kabooms. Unlimited stabby stabby.
I give you: The shotgun that wins all three rock/paper/scissors. And oh yeah, strap swivels.
But you do. More kabooms. Unlimited stabby stabby.
I give you: The shotgun that wins all three rock/paper/scissors. And oh yeah, strap swivels.
Blue Oval
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Is that a Randal Knife? http://www.randallknives.com/randall-history/
fund razor
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No. General Cutlery.
Blue Oval
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Bo Randal was a customer back in the early 80's. He had a summer home on Walloon Lake. He was a ornery old dude. Drove a red Fairmont wagon. Had no idea he owned a knife company until several years after he passed. There is your worthless information for the day. See you again tomorrow at the same time.
fund razor
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Thought maybe it was an M1917, but I see it is not.
fund razor
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I looked at their site. They make really nice knives. I see they made fighting knives but I don't think they made bayonets.
As I am just finding out, you were not the last to know about Bo.
Bobcat
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I was going to put it on My Mossberg, until I read this
From 1907 – 1915 most of the Lithgow 1907 Bayonet’s had a what is called a hooked quillion (hilt). These are quite rare and as such cost quite a bit. I have seen ones that were in pretty bad condition go for over $500. I have also seen reproductions, so you have to be especially careful when buying them. If you own one and want to sell it, you can expect to make $300-$2000 depending on condition.
I just posted on a website that had a story on these. Waiting for a reply.
From 1907 – 1915 most of the Lithgow 1907 Bayonet’s had a what is called a hooked quillion (hilt). These are quite rare and as such cost quite a bit. I have seen ones that were in pretty bad condition go for over $500. I have also seen reproductions, so you have to be especially careful when buying them. If you own one and want to sell it, you can expect to make $300-$2000 depending on condition.
I just posted on a website that had a story on these. Waiting for a reply.
Blue Oval
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If you ever get back up North, you need to get out on Walloon Lake. Awesome Lake, property values are thru the roof. Randall's old cabin is now a rental. W.D. is turning over in his grave. His friends called him Bo, We called him W.D. Randall. He was like some character out of gone with the wind.
https://www.stays.io/property/randa...er-2017-filling-up-fast-reserve-now/HA-332281
rschap1
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Mid Week
and...
Red Fairmont wagon
Awesome
Saw one catch fire at "Skill Center (auto mechanics vocational ed in high school)
Carb was off and as a joke a couple students told another to hop in, start it, and pull it off the hoist...
w/o carb the straight 6's fuel line was aimed right at distributor cap
BOOM
Hood flew up off it's prop rod and smashed windshield as flames rose
OOps
and...
Red Fairmont wagon
Awesome
Saw one catch fire at "Skill Center (auto mechanics vocational ed in high school)
Carb was off and as a joke a couple students told another to hop in, start it, and pull it off the hoist...
w/o carb the straight 6's fuel line was aimed right at distributor cap
BOOM
Hood flew up off it's prop rod and smashed windshield as flames rose
OOps
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