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watab kid

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  1. i would not have recognized , nice that you did
  2. broach was my first thought as well ,
  3. that was my first thought as well , second was how'd ya get that on that way ?
  4. seems that if it matches you could get er done - if the will is there , ive done a couple such projects over the years just have to set your mind to it and justify the expense as well as the efforts - in this case also the loss of a perfectly good revolver ,
  5. OK that makes sense , something a machinist could do ?
  6. why wont others accept the the stock ?
  7. i agree with J-bar , good to know who to buy from , my "odd man: out is a brazillian P-35 [browning hoi-power] , i have others that i like but this one has been a favorite since i bought it on a whim , lets me keep my two inglis pistrols as collectibles and the belgian with less ware
  8. that was a great read , thank you
  9. now that was interesting story
  10. dittos what scout said , missed ya
  11. yes indeed a lot changed in 1968 , but still those that shouldnt have them find a way to get the things that lae was meant to prevent
  12. wow , learned a lot from this thread , as above i remember the M-44 at around $100 , but never knew of the air guns and 22LRs , the polish trainers im familiar with - have one
  13. thats the stuff , very corrosive
  14. great solution , i use those on a lot of my equipment just because takedown is easy
  15. i hope he gets back to regular posts soon i miss them
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