dist1646
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Still occasionally look at Auto Mags on GB.
I think there is one for sale on the M14 forum. Pasadena model if I remember correctly. I used to have one and sold it.
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I think there is one for sale on the M14 forum. Pasadena model if I remember correctly. I used to have one and sold it.
Quasar
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I have 2. The one I had to have. Taurus PT 24/7 OSS DS 45ACP. And the one the guy at work had to have. He fell on a streak of bad luck and had to sell it not long after purchaser. Mossbergh 4X4 338 WIN. MAG. + 5 boxes of ammo. The 24/7, I ran about a box of ammo through it when i first got it 5+ years ago. Shoot it now and then but not much. Practice with a CZ RAMI 9mm (OH yea yet another gun i had to have) Now the, 24/7 is tucked away in the basement (with a couple rounds in a clip) in case i would get hold up there. The Mossbergh has never been shot. I did mount a Prostaff 3x9X40 BDC scope on it. Bore sight and ready to go, some day, on my next ELK hunt in MD. TOO much for whitetail and I could care less about hunting bear. Maybe one day ill get to go out west and hunt. That was my coworkers dream.
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Prices are higher than I am willing to pay for something I will probably shoot once or twice.
tsmith1499
Poor C&R Collector
1956 Winchester model 94 all original. First real rifle I ever shot and always wanted one. Maybe it was because of all the lever actions in the movies or Chuck Connors in The Rifleman but I finally got one for a fair price from Hager’s in Hagerstown.
Man I have a whole list "always wanted" firearms from Duffy's. Every time I went over to pick up something I bought, Vince would just happen to have something else I had to have.
He's why it took me 6 years to finish my house.
He is evil.
Was it you who made a great post summing up the Duffy's experience a couple years back? You go in to pick something up, he hands you a gun and says, "hold this, I'll get it", and you end up buying that too?
I went to pick something up years ago, and my wife came with me to make sure I didn't buy anything else. SHE bought something......
The forum member Combloc has the other FG42 in its own informative thread. Very good detailed thread as his usually are. The thread is from 2014 so it was before you got on the forum. Use the search feature and enter FG42, came right up for me. His is 8mm.
wreckdiver
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Duffys is evil. I took my son there in the winter and it was like a candy store for adults. I got to handle and original Stoner/ armalite ar10. If it didn’t cost as much as my car I would have bought it. My had to have gun still eludes me, but getting closer now that Hk released the SP-5. I’ve wanted an mp5 since the 80’s.
Vince got to you too? I bought a standard M1A from him a week before the FSA2013 shit sandwich took effect. Unfortunately I don’t shoot it much.
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browning guy
SCRUFFY NERF HERDER
the Browning Continental cased set
Oh, that's beautiful.......
I'm seeing a pattern here....
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Always glad to help a fellow traveler on the path to, what? Perdition, nirvana, bankruptcy, bliss . . .
Enjoy life. That's sort of the point.
Thats why I dont go to Duffy's no more! But isn't that really the "impulse buy" thread.
Augie
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I generally research a gun for quite awhile before purchase so I am aware of all the pluses and minuses. I am rarely disappointed.
Several years ago I wanted one high end 22 sporting rifle, had to be pretty and had to be accurate, Did a lot of research and settled on a Cooper, once I did that I really had to have it.
Problem with Coopers is if it's not in stock you can wait over a year for one to be built to your specs but I was lucky and a month after starting my search I found a very nice Custom Classic at Hendershots.
It has been everything I hoped, no disappointments at all, one of my most accurate 22's. Another plus is that several years later with Coopers price increases I could get more than I paid for it if I was to sell although that is unlikely.
Several years ago I wanted one high end 22 sporting rifle, had to be pretty and had to be accurate, Did a lot of research and settled on a Cooper, once I did that I really had to have it.
Problem with Coopers is if it's not in stock you can wait over a year for one to be built to your specs but I was lucky and a month after starting my search I found a very nice Custom Classic at Hendershots.
It has been everything I hoped, no disappointments at all, one of my most accurate 22's. Another plus is that several years later with Coopers price increases I could get more than I paid for it if I was to sell although that is unlikely.
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wreckdiver
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Damn, that’s probably the sexiest .22 I’ve ever seen. Very nice.
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