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I don't sell, but when I buy, I buy only guns with sharp close-up pictures and accurate descriptions. If the seller can't manage to take good pics or doesn't know enough about the weapon to correctly describe it, I don't even bother to start the conversation. In my experience, most folks are...

Just Wait Anyone who sells anything on the presumption that because BO hasn't yet made a move on the 2nd Amendment means that he won't, will live to regret it.

Thanks for posting this..........

It's like resetting your age..... makes you feel younger - once you get over the shock :D

Me Too I did the same. I caried a DS back in 1975 as an off-duty gun, but later sold it. I've regretted it ever since, so I watched the auction sites and finally found a 1975 gun in 98% condition. Now I just need to get around to taking some pics of it :)

But perhaps his idea of a carbine is a Barrett M82A1 50BMG :D

Yep, I love the little J frames. The older 60's generally look a bit dull by now, so I prefer to brighten them up by hand with a little Flitz or Simichrome.

A Few 1969: 1973: 1974: 1975: 1975:

ALL of the above!

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Count me in, please :)

Not when you reach the nursing home, it doesn't :rolleyes:

Aaahhh, time for some peace and quiet.....

Being alive makes me feel old :D:D

I'd buy a truck from this guy! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FNmi-bBhWG8

Ooooh......THAT will get you banned :D:D:D:D

Great. Looks like he got a really beautiful gun :)

Gu'nite Joni.........

Oh God.... here we go again :o Is this one like the (:))Y(:))

You beat me to it...... Thanks Lee!