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Found a case of .308 soft point and two cases of 12 gauge shotgun shells. No clue when they were purchased.

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  • Grunt2

    I do an annual shop clean and am always amazed at how much stuff I has stashed and forgotten about...It's like Christmas!!!

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  • BobJudy

    Somebody told me that memory is the first thing to go but I forgot who told me. Bob

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  • buddyb

    I always heard memory is the second thing to go.

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  • toad67

    Easter is my favorite Holiday, I always get to hide my own eggs.....

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  • neacpa

    When going through duplicate Ruger 77's back in November to take to Kasey, I came across a 257 Roberts in the box that I have no record of where, when or how much I paid for it. I keep very detailed records but this one has me stumped and still aggravates me.

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  • Brookwood
    neacpa: 31516369534107/comments/31516358317979

    When going through duplicate Ruger 77's back in November to take to Kasey, I came across a 257 Roberts in the box that I have no record of where, when or how much I paid for it. I keep very detailed records but this one has me stumped and still aggravates me.

    Very nice that you found my missing rifle neacpa! I must have left it at your place the day I bought it and you did my taxes. Please send it back to me when you get a chance. I'm glad I solved the mystery and hope this will give relief to your aggravation! 😁

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  • neacpa
    Brookwood: 31516369534107/comments/31516380199579

    https://forums.gunbroker.com/discussion/comment/11265043#Comment_11265043

    Very nice that you found my missing rifle neacpa! I must have left it at your place the day I bought it and you did my taxes. Please send it back to me when you get a chance. I'm glad I solved the mystery and hope this will give relief to your aggravation! 😁

    Now that I think of it, that is probably where it came from, but I am not going to do that. You have not paid me for the additional work I had to do on the IRS audit for the prior three years for you. And I thought I did a pretty darn good job in convincing the auditor that your sizable expense for the blow up dolls qualified an a legitimate business entertainment expense. I know you had to give the auditor 12 of the dolls, but I didn't think that losing those 12 out of the dozens you purchased would bother you that much. But apparently I was wrong. 🙂🙂

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