To be:
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Or not to be:
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That tis the question.
But when the US.gov gives tax breaks to companies trying to save a buck on labor, we're in the wrong. There is nothing that can't be blamed on pure 100% greed in business practices now a days. But you can see the great communist society truly helping it's people here too
Like anything, I'd assume if you do have the mold for casting the rounds, it'll be deffinately worth more than expected. Never the less, it's a very nice collectable.
I've always wanted a Sharps 1874 Shiloh (maybe in .45-70), which is someone similar in action to the Schuetzen rifles. You planning on doing silhouette shooting?
Brian, if you get the Durango it better come with this movie:
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I say no deal if Forest isn't in the DVD player.
I may pop on by, but most of my weapons have been put in storage mode pending my departure. Think I have a few hand cannons that haven't been placed in the locker.