Recent content by 41collector

Yes there is. Starts today.

The backstory on mine. Back in the late 90's, maybe early 00's, I was perusing the wares in a Georgia gunshop and saw the 4". Wasn't familiar with the non lug version. I went home and researched them, finding they were a limited run for Ashland's. I went back the next Saturday, hoping it...

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Products/Order Boonville Flour & Feed Mill

One of the best CWS I have ever followed. They played every game that could have been played. CCU was a scrappy team that just kept playing and winning. Congratulations to the Chanticleers!

Hers is for shooting me in the knee!

Bear Essentials A little something I came up with when our game camera captured this guy.

You can check here - Retail Stores : Cabela's I find this on a new store in TX - Cabela's® Announces Plans for League City, Texas, Store 72,000-square-foot store projected to open in Spring 2016

Diesel went higher than gas about July of 2003. That is when I bought my diesel powered F350!

This guy has come by every other Thursday looking for the feeders he destroyed in April. I've got a load of rubber buckshot waiting for him on his next visit, which should be next week. He's about 15 feet from our basement door.

I don't get the idea, but here's an article on it - Olives in Beer - Beer and Brewing

Cary, NC - Concentrated Area of Relocated Yankees Clayton, NC - Cary Like Area Yankees Taking Over Now.

The 4th picture shows clearly it is a 617-5. The Standard Catalog of S&W shows the 617-5 as starting in 2001 and adds the internal locking system to the 6-shot frame. The 617-2 10-shot had the alloy cylinder. SCS&W shows serial number prefix CHM as July 2004 and CSR as July 2004.

Standard Catalog of Smith & Wesson says Feb. 1991 BFW.

If it looks like this, it's worth a lot more than you paid for it! I know others on here will pay you what it's worth. [/URL]