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Muggins

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  1. Purchased and never installed. Only removed from the packaging to take this amazing photo of a product you already know everything about - you know, fancy springs for your 1860, 1866, or 1873 rifle (https://www.slixprings.com/proddetail.php?prod=SliXprings-Lever-Spring). Cheaper to sell and give you free shipping than return. Also cheaper to sell than buy another rifle and install these springs. Comes with collectable April 19th Far Side comic to document the date of your historic purchase (probably worth at least tree-fiddy). $50 delivered to SASS members in the US.
  2. Same. Solidify your reloads, then file away. Sure, it'll probably bring the value down - or at least limit the number of folks who'd even consider buying them, but I'm more concerned with where the bullet impacts. Since I have no aspirations to sell (how can you sell a Vaquero and upgrade to a better pistol?), I'm not willing to use Kentucky windage on the range to simply maintain gun value. Of course I'm just a new guy, so I need all the help I can get. I have a lot more fun when I quit caring about cart dings on wood stocks, the bluing rubbing off barrels, or the modified height of a front sight.
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