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Today at my LGS
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bandit1250
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Today at my LGS
I went to my LGS today to get some large rifle primers and they were out of my brand. Didn't look at any used guns as I needed to avoid the temptation. Well in come a guy who used to work there and he was carrying two red towels and laid them down on the counter. I wasn't interested in looking until he said he had two Remington 700 stocks for sale. They was a ADL long and a ADL short. So I looked at the long and didn't really need a long action stock. Then I unwrapped the short one and I thought this would make a nice hunting stock for the Classic 250 Savage Dad left me. So I asked the price and he said $50 but to you it's $40. So I didn't buy a complete rifle but I did buy a nice stock.
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Sir Henry
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Re: Today at my LGS
Nice looking stock. I've noticed the table in a few of your pictures. Looks like a 60's vintage table. Do you have the chairs to go with it?
Hi, my name is Gene and I'm a Henryholic from Wisconsin.
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bandit1250
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Re: Today at my LGS
Don't have the chairs. A friend of mine had it in his basement and was going to pitch it so I said I would take it. We had the exact same table at home when I was in grade school around '58. He told me that this table was bought around '56. I guess I was lucky it still had the leaf with it. I have cut up a lot of deer on this table. Makes a handy place to pile my stuff on from the range until I put everything back where it belongs.Sir Henry wrote:Nice looking stock. I've noticed the table in a few of your pictures. Looks like a 60's vintage table. Do you have the chairs to go with it?
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Sir Henry
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Re: Today at my LGS
I bet if you look closely to the underside you will find the manufacturing date.bandit1250 wrote:Don't have the chairs. A friend of mine had it in his basement and was going to pitch it so I said I would take it. We had the exact same table at home when I was in grade school around '58. He told me that this table was bought around '56. I guess I was lucky it still had the leaf with it. I have cut up a lot of deer on this table. Makes a handy place to pile my stuff on from the range until I put everything back where it belongs.Sir Henry wrote:Nice looking stock. I've noticed the table in a few of your pictures. Looks like a 60's vintage table. Do you have the chairs to go with it?
Hi, my name is Gene and I'm a Henryholic from Wisconsin.
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RanchRoper
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Re: Today at my LGS
Cool. The right place at the right time.
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Re: Today at my LGS
Very nice stock.
What's in the CZ box underneath?
What's in the CZ box underneath?
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RetiredSeabee
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Re: Today at my LGS
I was thinking the same thing.ditto1958 wrote:Very nice stock.
What's in the CZ box underneath?
Beautiful wood...wait.....what is in the mystery box?
Load on Sunday and Shoot all Week.......okay it's a Mare's Leg I will reload on Wednesday. 