Barn find 68 chevelle. Going to be my money dump project. All original sheetmetal to.
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My current favorites in the collection. As I transition to an ordinary life, I've found my appreciation for the things that set the stage to be far greater than in years past.
L-R: 2012 Sig Sauer Mk25 Naval Special Warfare Factory Special Edition w/24k gold inlay, 1773 British Royal Navy Flintlock, 1771 Royal Navy Dirk, 1851 Colt Navy (circa 1858), Colt 1911 (circa 1918).
You can get much more of what you want with a kind word and a gun, than with a kind word alone.
Absolutely fantastic!Originally Posted by Sean M
My current favorites in the collection. As I transition to an ordinary life, I've found my appreciation for the things that set the stage to be far greater than in years past.
L-R: 2012 Sig Sauer Mk25 Naval Special Warfare Factory Special Edition w/24k gold inlay, 1773 British Royal Navy Flintlock, 1771 Royal Navy Dirk, 1851 Colt Navy (circa 1858), Colt 1911 (circa 1918).
Nobody is impressed by what you can't do. -THJ
Picked this up today. Ruger P97dc in very good shape with night sights and two mags about $250 out-the-door. I have been looking for one of these for years but there was always something that kept me from grabbing one.
My current favorites in the collection. As I transition to an ordinary life, I've found my appreciation for the things that set the stage to be far greater than in years past.
L-R: 2012 Sig Sauer Mk25 Naval Special Warfare Factory Special Edition w/24k gold inlay, 1773 British Royal Navy Flintlock, 1771 Royal Navy Dirk, 1851 Colt Navy (circa 1858), Colt 1911 (circa 1918).
I love historical firearms - thanks for sharing, Sean.
I concur.
IMO, Sean's post exemplifies the purpose of this thread. Outstanding pieces Sean, each an every one.
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