Where to start!!!!!!!!!!!! (UPDATE)
So I just got home, and my wife said someone left you something in your office, and there is more to come. Okaaaaaay??? What it is?? Go look and see. I think you will be happy. Over 30 handguns in the boxes and more rifles coming. . NOT MINE TO KEEP BUT..... A member of her family asked me to clean the collection they inherited, and for payment, I get to keep one gun of my choice. I'm keeping the stainless steel "JM" Marlin in 44 mag. I always wanted one. This person has zero interest in firearms, but wanted me to clean them up, and price them out. Most of the rifles are not worth much. Maybe four out of all these. The nicer ones are coming later. The handguns are really nice. Whomever owned them, never cleaned them or took care of them😞. There are also two nice Remington 1100's. One in 20 and one in 410. AND NO, I STILL HAVEN'T FIGURED OUT HOW TO FLIP THE PICTURES KEVIN. LOL. One day, I would like to call you and have you walk me through it with my laptop. I tried your direction, but the two of us can't get it to work. Oakie
I was told that the Stainless Steel Marlin I wanted, belong to her nephew that had passed at 23. She said I could have it, but preferred to keep it. I told her that it should stay with her, as it has sentimental value, that money can't replace. I'm now going to keep a Remington 722 in 222 Caliber.. I don't have one in that caliber. It needs work, but I'm going to use it for yote hunting anyway. Just ordered some parts for it. Oak
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Very Nice!
I am in for this most generous "Giveaway."
I would like the dbl barrel, 4th from the right. 🤔
*Is that a Ruger .44mag Semi-Auto Carbine, right beside it? If so, I will take that instead. 😁
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It shows that people believe you to be an honest and trustworthy friend to ask such from you.
It looks like a nice mix of things. When they are done I can send over boxes with return labels to help them move the ones they are left with. I'd have to see what is in the handgun boxes before I picked which one I'd keep. (I'm a sucker for 1911s and fat revolvers.)
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Looks like some nice ones, Oakie. Second from left, that would'nt be a Sears .22 single shot, would it?
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jimdeere: 30065328806555/comments/30065376383131
Looks like some nice ones, Oakie. Second from left, that would'nt be a Sears .22 single shot, would it?
Yes it is. The Ruger is not a 44, but just a 10/22, to answer Ken's question.
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Locust Fork: 30065328806555/comments/30065317806107
It shows that people believe you to be an honest and trustworthy friend to ask such from you.
It looks like a nice mix of things. When they are done I can send over boxes with return labels to help them move the ones they are left with. I'd have to see what is in the handgun boxes before I picked which one I'd keep. (I'm a sucker for 1911s and fat revolvers.)
I did mention that when she is ready to sell, I have the person for the job. I gave her one of your cards.
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When I was having my Ruger .44mag Semi-Auto Carbine, scoped - I had a couple guys saying "Nice 10/22." I then showed them the end of the barrel.
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Oakie, does that 10/22 happen to be worls clas?
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cbxjeff: 30065328806555/comments/30065362238107
Oakie, does that 10/22 happen to be worls clas?
Not by a long shot. Lol.
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