Recent content by hburney

Have a chance to acquire a mint condition, no bx or accessories 5 screw p[re model 10. Serial number is c12308. Any one know what year it was born in. I am a 1950 model and was hoping maybe the revolver is also. The Standard Catalogue is not helpful in narrowing it down. I will post a picture...

Fat Lighter is the yuppie translation for Fat Lightard. Ask any old time cracker in north Florida or south Georgia and he will call it Lightard. I bet I have picked up several truckloads to stoke the fire under the syrup boilers and hog scalders.

Send your teacher to Buckners Restaurant at exit 201 on I-75 in Georgia. She will be converted. Best fried chicken I have had in many moons.

Larry was simply the best. No one has even come close, and this comes from a GATOR. He will definately be missed.

Add a pound of Striplings medium pan sausage and the drippings and you have my family recipe. I feel sorry for the "stovetop people".

How do you break a Bulldog fans finger? Punch him in the nose!!!

If it's an Eastman Show it will likely be more Flea Market than gun show.

Thanks Guys, It is on consignment at a local GS, no auction. I thought it was priced too high but I knew I would get the straight scoop on the forum.

Stumbled across a 38/32 Terrier today, mint gun,blue, 5 screw, no box or tools. I believe this is an I frame. It has the correct stocks. ser # 664xx. 38 s&w ctg. Is it worth $800?

G.T, We mostly call them delicious!!

Chicken of the Trees? Down here in Georgia we call them Limb Rats!

What's up with the Eastman Gun Shows? Went to the one in Gwinett last weekend and they are rapidly morphing into a flea market. There seemed to be more tables with junk, pocket knives, military surplus,crafts ect than guns. Some of the old time dealers were absent and their replacements were not...

I have a no dash 66 that is the same way except a 6 stamped over a 7.

Try the Clothing Carnival in Unidilla Ga. They have everything Carhartt makes and plenty of it. They will ship.

Went to a local gunshop, checkbook in hand, to purchase a Benelli Home defense shotgun. Had descided on an m2 with all the bells and whistles and wanted to support my local dealer even though his price ($1350) was not the best I could find. While I was trying to buy the gun the clerk answered...