You've been through quite a hassle. So much so, that I bet having a colonoscopy is probably more tolerable! Hang in there, bud!
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You've been through quite a hassle. So much so, that I bet having a colonoscopy is probably more tolerable! Hang in there, bud!
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Nothing like the sleep agent they give you during a colonoscopy. Love it. Lol. Best sleep I get all year.
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I hope your upcoming doesn't take 22 days like your first one.
That magic elixer is "Versed". It's also what makes cataract surgery a pleasant light show.
I trust of the RM, not the probe!
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Yea, certain imagery is not allowed here.
What sleep agent? I did mine awake...
I just got my invoice from Amoskeag. Total value is just over $2700. Three pistols and four pocket knives. Shipping $130.
A few years ago that would have been $50-$60.
Considering your auction house is using a third party shipper/packer and your insurance was a little higher, $215 isn't as absurd as I thought.
No more Dollar Menu at Mickey D's either. Changing times.
A few years ago that would have been $50-$60.
Considering your auction house is using a third party shipper/packer and your insurance was a little higher, $215 isn't as absurd as I thought.
No more Dollar Menu at Mickey D's either. Changing times.
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The guns are now in hand. The 48 and the little 22 auto are immaculate. The RM, which the description suggested as possibly re-blued, was. All in all the re-blue was decent. The logo and made in USA look very good but the lettering on the barrel had some buffing done. I will go on in more detail with the promised photos once it's back together and wiped down. Thank you all for the comments. My wife is happy that I'm no longer fretting over this.
In my experience, anytime an auction describes a firearm as 'possibly' reblued...it has been.
Glad you have everything in hand. Looking forward to pics.
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