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Marlin Buckhorn,SASS 51727

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  1. I believe you just did.  And I said in the posting my last use was for cart holsters. Or they could be used for holsters for open or concealed carry, or a back up revolver when hunting or a revolver when fishing or in snake country. They have many uses I believe. And in my opinion are very fairly priced.

    Your mileage may vary, thanks for the input!

    Marlin

  2. These are holsters that I used in my early SASS days and then converted them to gun buckets in my final years in SASS. Both of these holsters are American made and will work on a 2 1/2" gun belt. From the pictures you should see that there are screw holes in the skirting of the holsters. I put those in when I  attached these holsters to my gun cart. These holes don't effect the holsters and won't be seen if you use them with a gun belt. The holster on the left, the lighter brown one, is marked for a 5" barrel, a 4 5/8" Vaquero fits flush with the bottom. The other holster is marked for a 6" barrel and a 5 1/2" Vaquero fits flush with the bottom of the holster.  Both holsters are lined.  Light brown one with a second layer of rough out leather, the Darker Brown one is lined with a smoother suede leather. Price is $38.60 each holster shipped. If you want both holsters I would sell for $72.00 shipped. Pictures below, thanks for looking.

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  3. This is one pair of gun buckets for your gun cart.  Nearly any gun will fit & there is a strap and buckle to hold the gun in place. These have been used by me. They attach to your gun cart using screws or nails at each of the 4 corners of each gun bucket. Pictures below, price is $60.00 shipped for the pair.20240729_180059.thumb.jpg.e035a6a133e30da62145e80393654f71.jpg20240729_180112.thumb.jpg.da622b1dd8bcb81459c6810b88618265.jpg

  4. First off I am not a Mason, but were I got them advertised them as Vintage Masonic cuffs.  From my research I believe them to be authentic Masonic "Templar" cuffs as they look like the examples I could find. Hope the pictures are clear enough, the buttons on the side of the cuff are hard to see. Price is $115.00 shipped. Screwed up something, the first cuff appears as a video.

     

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  5. Looking for grip frame in title. Would like it in perfect condition. If it is from the 60's could have Alcoa next to the numbers. Any help or ideas would be appreciated. How about a brass frame, or unfinished steel. Or educate me on places to look. Every place I have looked they are unavailable or out of stock no back order.

     

    Any help appreciated,

    Marlin 

  6. Have problems hearing spoken words over the background noise on my TV. My son tells me a sound bar would help, something about one with a center channel. Don't know what I need or where to look. I also don't want to pay a lot of money. Anybody here been through this? Thought you might watching old westerns. Can anybody offer any suggestions or point me in the right direction?

     

    Thanks in advance for your help,

    Marlin

  7. Used 12 Ga Mec Jr. I used this for loading BP subs which I no longer shoot. I used it originally for smokeless but changed to a Mec Sizemaster. Includes the press with home made spent primer catcher, 5 shot bars & 5 Mec bushings. Bars sizes are; 3/4 oz, 1oz, 1 1/8oz, 1 1/4oz, 1 3/8oz bushings are No 29,30,32,33,42 Price is $115.00 shipped. Pictures below;

     

     

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  8. This past April I lost my second best friend to an untimely death. He was a Labradoodle/ Australian Shepard cross. He was a very independent 5 year old who was just coming into his own. Loved him dearly, miss him and still love him dearly. Some how his stomach turned and he died of bloat, I had never even heard of it at the time.

     

    Anyway he was the first dog that I ever lost before he was expected to go. I am looking for some kind of remembrance to carry with me as though he is by my side. Can't wear a necklace, would possibly get used to some kind of bracelet. Any suggestions you might have would be greatly appreciated.

     

    By the way his name was Cody

     

    Marlin

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