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Big Gus, SASS# 66666

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    Crozet VA

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  1. Just bought one of those egg thingys. Even as a born Kraut I cannot say it in German. Big Gus
  2. Went to our local gun club swap meet today and scored an unopened container of Trail Boss for $30. Going to buy some lottery tickets before my luck changes. Big Gus
  3. Lots of people call me Mr G Werner Gstattenbauer BigGus #6666
  4. Anyone ever is these guys. https://republicammunition.com/product-category/primers/page/3/
  5. Must say long range side matches get no respect. Very often winners are not posted and scores with hits and times are nearly never posted. Big Gus #66666
  6. Had a hard time finding one for mine. Got one from lee shaver.
  7. Went to a local gun show yesterday and found a dealer with 32 cal rimfire ammo. Not cheap $125 for 50 rounds. Have contact info if anyone is interested. Big Gus
  8. Stolen from a museum. Just because you are the victor doesn’t make it right.
  9. My mother’s family were Volks Deutch that lived in the former Yugoslavia in what is now Croatia in the Danube valley until the end of ww11. They grew flax and made it by hand into linen. Quite a process I have seen it done at various historical farms. I still have a table cloth made by my great grandmother and given to my grandmother on her wedding. One of the few things we have from that time having fled the region on wagons as the war ended. They walked 600 miles to Austrian Bavarian border area near Salzburg. They were lucky half the column was directed to Dresden just in time to be caught in the great fire bombing. We lost nearly everyone that had the misfortune to go north. My grandfather was drafted into the German army when Yugoslavia was first conquered. He was captured and did not get out until 1950 when he escaped and made his way to Austria. Big Gus Werner Gstattenbauer
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