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To: Celtic Conservative

You bought three guns this year...? Piker. (just kidding)

Got you skinned a mile and all of mine for this year are C&R eligible. Obama panic was replaced by Hillary panic (glad that’s over!). Stuff I wanted from years back only now I can afford them (I’m retired). The ol’ ticker could give out any day but at least my safe(s) are full.

Guns are a unique kind of wealth. Give thanks for each day & enjoy, because in Heaven there is no beer.

Good luck in your future acquisitions. The classics aren’t as expensive as they used to be if you factor in inflation and the effect of on line gun purchase sites has lowered prices through competition.


39 posted on 11/13/2016 6:33:28 PM PST by elcid1970 ("The Second Amendment is more important than Islam. Buy ammo.")
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To: elcid1970

2 of mine are C&R. They both have a hammer and sickle on them. Eventually I’d like to get a nagant revolver and a makarov to round out the set. My Mosin was made in 1943 so it is virtually guaranteed to have removed some nazis from the motherland. I like historical guns.

CC


49 posted on 11/13/2016 6:44:37 PM PST by Celtic Conservative (CC: purveyor of cryptic, snarky posts since December, 2000..)
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To: elcid1970
I still don't own a semi-auto .308. I would thrilled to lay my hands on a real M14. Perhaps Trump can have enough influence to fix some of the stupid laws. They are pre-1986 and NFA (if you could get them approved). There is also a move afoot to get suppressors out of the NFA designation. I would have a .22LR suppressor on my bolt action immediately. The 300BLK would be next. One can hope.
65 posted on 11/13/2016 8:08:34 PM PST by Myrddin
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